Her works include Passive Police: Institutional Learning Through Inquiry Commissions and Kashmir's Crossroads.
Sirnate was born on 17 September 1979 in Ambala Cantt and was schooled at Scindia Kanya Vidyalaya in Gwalior.
[1] She has argued that if the victims of sexual violence manage to survive their ordeal, they faced a risk of death.
She claims that the BJP government's reaction to Kathua rape case not only "has birthed a myopic ordinance" but its effect would result in the death penalty getting awarded to the victims instead of the rapists.
[13] In September 2017, the Deccan Chronicle reported her saying that the "research facilities are poor all over India", and "getting hold of government archival resources is a task since one has to get a letter from Delhi".