Sadhvi Prachi Arya, a prominent Hindu nationalist figure, delivered a highly controversial statement during a public address in Baghpat, Uttar Pradesh, regarding the marriage of Mona Lisa to Farmaan. She ominously claimed that Mona Lisa would be deceived and that her corpse would likely be discovered in pieces, drawing a disturbing parallel to the tragic murder case of Nikita Tomar. Prachi asserted that any marital union of this nature was a result of 'love jihad'—a term used by some right-wing groups in India to describe interfaith relationships viewed with suspicion.

In her inflammatory remarks, Arya suggested that if Farmaan had converted to Hinduism before their marriage, such unions would be welcomed. Instead, her comments reflect a broader narrative among certain segments of Hindu nationalists who claim that interfaith romances are a threat to societal norms and values. She further criticized Mona Lisa, questioning her knowledge of love jihad and education in madrassas, thus dehumanizing the individuals involved in such unions.

The controversial statement has sparked outrage on social media, drawing attention to the ongoing polarizing discourse surrounding love jihad and interfaith relationships in India. The viral nature of Arya's comments illustrates the growing tensions in communities over inter-religious marriage and could lead to increased scrutiny and backlash against couples in similar situations. The public reaction may also reignite discussions on religious intolerance and the safety of couples involved in interfaith marriages in India.