Meenakshi Sehrawat on Instagram: "Minorities पूरी दुनिया में क्या कर रही है ये जाने की ज़रूरत है भारत में तो हम देख ही रहे हैं लेकिन आज कोई देश से नहीं बच रहा इन minorities से! लेकिन वो लोग इसे इनसे अच्छे से डील कर रहे हैं!"
Verdict: Several examples are real, but the video mixes them with exaggeration and false claims.
Instagram · Meenakshi Sehrawat · Unknown · Aug 2, 2026
The reel cites some genuine Kerala cases involving religious intolerance, but it also includes at least one clearly false claim and broad unsupported generalizations.
Claim-by-claim breakdown
Accurate (98% confidence): A college professor in Kerala, T. J. Joseph, had his hand cut off after being accused of insulting Prophet Muhammad in an exam paper. T.J. Joseph was attacked and his right palm was chopped off after controversy over a question paper alleged to insult Prophet Muhammad.
Accurate (86% confidence): Mansiya VP's family said her mother was denied burial in a mosque cemetery because Mansiya and her sister were dancers. Reporting on Mansiya VP says her mother Amina was denied burial in the mosque graveyard because of the family’s dance background and related objections from conservative Muslims.
False (92% confidence): A Muslim woman in Kerala was denied permission to teach Arabic because Muslim men called her a kafir and Arabic a pure language, and she was fired. Reporting shows a Brahmin Arabic teacher in Kerala faced objections to her appointment, but not the violent or religiously abusive scenario described in the reel.
Accurate (91% confidence): T. J. Joseph's hands were cut off publicly because he made remarks about Prophet Muhammad. Joseph was assaulted by extremists in 2010 over an alleged insult to Prophet Muhammad; the attack resulted in the loss of part of his hand.
Misleading (80% confidence): The video proves that minorities in Kerala are uniformly intolerant or hostile toward non-Muslims. The cited incidents are real or partly real, but they do not justify a sweeping claim about all minorities or all Muslims in Kerala.