"Its editors, writers and its columns remained devoted to the opposition of the Promised Messiah (as) and his claims, his writings and his prophecies. It seemed as if the paper got its sponsorship from the opposition and spiteful attacks on the Promised Messiah (as)."
Sanaullah Amritsari, who remained a staunch opponent, would fill pages and pages to mock every word uttered by the Promised Messiah (as). This remained a regular feature of his newspaper with a dedicated column titled “Mirza Series”, later published by the editor in book form.
When Husseyn Kami, the Ottoman consul, visited the Promised Messiah (as) and could not succeed in persuading him to help the Ottomans in their political motives, he resorted to hurling abuse against him. For this, the Nazim al-Hind provided him with its platform to use.
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