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CIHS > Disinformation > Understanding Savera, 31 co-signatories that petitioned Mayor Eric Adams
Open-source intelligence (OSINT) reveals that the Savera coalition and the groups that countersigned its 10 July 2025 letter are not a loose assortment of concerned New Yorkers; they constitute a disciplined advocacy network that fuses three streams of ideologies: 1. U.S.–based Muslim-Brotherhood-adjacent infrastructure led by CAIR-NY and the Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC); 2. A newly-minted “progressive-Hindu” and anti-caste façade (Hindus for Human Rights, Ambedkar King Study Circle, Dalit Solidarity Forum) that supplies anti-Hindu normalisation; 3. Legacy left-wing, church and labour partners (e.g. The Riverside Church, Rabbis for Ceasefire, ASAAL, DRUM) that amplify messaging inside “legacy left wing circles” circles. These entities repeatedly collaborate under banners such as Reclaiming India and the Alliance for Justice & Accountability, run coordinated social-media campaigns, and target three policy nodes in Washington: Congress, USCIRF and the State Department. Their operational goal is to brand Indian government positions, and increasingly mainstream Hindu events in America, as “supremacist”, thereby normalising an equivalence between Hindutva and violent extremism. While most are registered 501(c) organisations, multiple red-flag indicators emerge: historic Hamas-related designations (CAIR), documented Jamaat-e-Islami overlaps (IAMC), Soros-funded BDS-style campaigning now redirected from Israel to India (HfHR), opaque fiscal disclosures, and revolving-door leadership across the network. The pattern warrants Treasury, DOJ and IRS scrutiny for potential FARA non-compliance, foreign in-kind support and grant-making that masquerades as purely humanitarian work.

Understanding Savera, 31 co-signatories that petitioned Mayor Eric Adams

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) reveals that the Savera coalition and the groups that countersigned its 10 July 2025 letter are not a loose assortment of concerned New Yorkers; they constitute a disciplined advocacy network that fuses three streams of ideologies:

  1. U.S.–based Muslim-Brotherhood-adjacent infrastructure led by CAIR-NY and the Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC);
  2. A newly-minted progressive-Hindu” and anti-caste façade (Hindus for Human Rights, Ambedkar King Study Circle, Dalit Solidarity Forum) that supplies anti-Hindu normalisation;
  3. Legacy left-wing, church and labour partners (e.g. The Riverside Church, Rabbis for Ceasefire, ASAAL, DRUM) that amplify messaging inside “legacy left wing circles” circles.

These entities repeatedly collaborate under banners such as Reclaiming India and the Alliance for Justice & Accountability, run coordinated social-media campaigns, and target three policy nodes in Washington: Congress, USCIRF and the State Department. Their operational goal is to brand Indian government positions, and increasingly mainstream Hindu events in America, as “supremacist”, thereby normalising an equivalence between Hindutva and violent extremism.

While most are registered 501(c) organisations, multiple red-flag indicators emerge: historic Hamas-related designations (CAIR), documented Jamaat-e-Islami overlaps (IAMC), Soros-funded BDS-style campaigning now redirected from Israel to India (HfHR), opaque fiscal disclosures, and revolving-door leadership across the network. The pattern warrants Treasury, DOJ and IRS scrutiny for potential FARA non-compliance, foreign in-kind support and grant-making that masquerades as purely humanitarian work.

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