Feroze Mithiborwala is an Indian political activist, columnist, and commentator known for his involvement in anti-imperialist and pro-Palestinian movements. He is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, and serves as the convenor of Awami Bharat, a socio-political organization active in campaigns addressing global and domestic justice issues.
Mithiborwala has participated in various international solidarity initiatives, including the Global March to Jerusalem and the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. [1] [2] He has written opinion pieces and columns addressing themes such as communal harmony, caste equality, and global geopolitics. [3]
He describes his work as inspired by figures such as Mahatma Gandhi, B. R. Ambedkar, and Jyotirao Phule, integrating elements of liberation theology and leftist thought. [4] Within India, he has supported causes related to Dalit rights and anti-caste activism, advocating for social alliances among marginalized communities including Dalits, Adivasis, and Muslims.
Mithiborwala has publicly commented on issues related to foreign policy, religious nationalism, and media narratives surrounding terrorism in India. Some of his statements—particularly regarding the 2008 Mumbai attacks and related events—have been described in mainstream media as controversial and reflective of conspiracy-oriented viewpoints. [5] [6]
Mithiborwala contributes to opinion platforms and discussion forums through Awami Bharat, which engages in public policy debates and solidarity campaigns. [4]