In this video, we dive deep into the controversial claims made by Baba Ramdev regarding Ruh Afza, calling it a tool of “Sharbat Jihad.” With sharp words and a viral video, Ramdev claims that drinking Ruh Afza—a decades-old herbal drink produced by Hamdard—leads to the downfall of Hindu culture and religion. In contrast, he promotes his own Patanjali brand as a “pure” alternative that supports gurukuls and Hindu education systems. But how true are these claims? Is Ruh Afza really a threat to religion, or is this just a communal spin for commercial gain? We analyze the facts, the company behind Ruh Afza, and its charitable initiatives in healthcare, education, and rural development. We also uncover inconsistencies in Patanjali’s own products, like the use of non-vegetarian ingredients in items labeled vegetarian. From Sharbat Jihad to Love Jihad, this video questions the growing trend of communalizing everything—from beverages to clothing. With court rulings and government reports debunking the myth of “Love Jihad,” we challenge the narrative that seeks to divide rather than unite. Watch till the end as we expose how fear and faith are being weaponized for business. Is this truly about religion—or just another form of marketing warfare?