  We show that the upper bound for the central magnetic field of a
super-Chandrasekhar white dwarf calculated by Nityananda and Konar [Phys. Rev.
D 89, 103017 (2014)] is completely erroneous. This in turn strengthens the
argument in favor of the stability of the recently proposed magnetized
super-Chandrasekhar white dwarfs. We also point out several other numerical
errors in their work. Overall we conclude, based on our calculations, that the
arguments put forth by Nityananda and Konar are fallacious and misleading.
