Major corporates in Hindu-majority India trying to appease Muslims
New Delhi – The disgusting incident that took place at ‘Tata Consultancy Services’ in Nashik has exposed the ‘Corporate Jihad’ to the world. Now it has come to light that the ‘Tata Ethical Fund’, a mutual fund type investment scheme of the same Tata Group, is Sharia compliant, i.e. halal certified. This has been the topic of discussion on social media. Since this scheme is being targeted at Hindus as well, there has been a wave of anger among Hindus.
How ‘Tata Ethical Fund’ is Sharia compliant
The Tata Mutual Fund website clearly explains all the features of the Tata Ethical Fund. It states,
1. According to Islam, it is considered haram (un-Islamic) to invest money in investment instruments such as alcohol, tobacco, gambling or interest-based loans. ‘Tata Ethical Fund’ does not invest money in such companies. ‘Tata Ethical Fund’ is a scheme for Hindus as well.
2. ‘Tata Ethical Fund’ invests in information technology, pharmaceuticals and construction sectors. ‘Tata’ has also assured that this scheme turns your investment halal certified.
Apart from Tata, institutions like Taurus Mutual Fund, Nippon India, Quantum Ethical Fund, etc. are also implementing such investment schemes according to Sharia.
Statistics on the terrible conspiracy of ‘Tata Ethical Fund’
1. India’s largest Sharia-compliant mutual fund scheme
2. Started in the year 1996
3. Investment of Rs 3,739 crore (till April 19, 2026)
4. 25 percent of the fund invested in IT sector
5. Top 5 companies where ‘Tata Ethical Fund’ has invested – Infosys (8 percent), Tata Consultancy Services (5.41 percent), Tech Mahindra (3.61 percent), Hindustan Unilever (3.45 percent) and Jindal Steel (2.95 percent)
6. Interestingly, a Hindu officer named Abhinav Sharma, who studied at India’s prestigious ‘IITs’ and ‘IIMs’, looks after the management of this fund. It is worth noting that such ‘secular’ Hindus feel they are doing nothing wrong.
How can Indians oppose this ?
1. Indians should pressure the government to take action against the company.
2. If the Tata Group does not withdraw this scheme, then Indians should sell their shares and publicize it through social media. It should not be forgotten that these ‘Corporate Jihadis’ can only be controlled through financial means.
3. Contact ‘Tata Mutual Fund’ to lodge a legal protest:
(022) 6282 7777, (022) 6657 8282 (Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.)
Toll Free Number : 1800 220 101
E-mail : [email protected]
What is a mutual fund ?
This is an investment method in which an asset management company (AMC) appeals to the public to invest money. When the company receives money from the public, that fund is invested in stocks of other companies. This is called an ‘equity fund’. Funds can also be invested in ‘debt funds’, which invest in government or corporate bonds, which could be used for infrastructure projects by the government or corporates within the construction industry. ‘Tata Ethical Fund’ is not invested in alcohol, tobacco, gambling or interest-based loans, as these are prohibited in Islam.
Editorial Perspective
- Hindu religious conversion conspiracy has come to light in Nashik’s ‘Tata Consultancy Services’ office. Now it has come to light that this same group is running investment schemes based on Islamic principles in a Hindu-majority country. To curb such incidents, Hindus should organize and put pressure on the government.
- What is the use of halal certified investment schemes in Hindu majority India ? Is India an Islamic country ? A Hindu Rashtra is essential which would not have any place for such schemes.
— Editor, HJS
Source : Sanatan Prabhat