There is no credible evidence to support the idea of a coordinated campaign of “love jihad” in India. Interfaith marriages between Muslims and Hindus are not uncommon in India, and they often occur for reasons unrelated to religion.
The concept of “love jihad” has been used to stir up fear and animosity towards Muslims in India, and it has been used to justify violence and discrimination against Muslims. It has also been used to justify attempts to restrict the rights of Muslims and interfere in their personal relationships.
It is important to recognize that “love jihad” is a baseless and divisive concept that has been used to promote hatred and intolerance. It is essential to respect the right of individuals to choose their own partners and to live their lives free from interference and discrimination based on their religion or ethnicity.