QUETTA: The Taliban’s propaganda has been proven false after the Inspector General of Frontier Corps (North Balochistan) released a photo standing on the Pakistani side of the Spin Boldak Gate, confirming it remains intact. A day earlier, Afghan Taliban supporters had spread rumors on social media claiming they had destroyed the gate. However, the explosion only damaged the side located within Afghanistan, while the Pakistani side of the Spin Boldak Gate remains completely unharmed.
It is worth mentioning that some news outlet of the Taliban and India spread a false propaganda by sharing an image of a destroyed Spin Boldak Gate during that conflict between the Afghan Taliban and the armed forces of Pakistan on 15th October, Wednesday. Such news outlets propagated that the gate on Pakistan’s side was attacked by the Taliban militants.
However, the security forces disclosed that the image shared on the social media was of the Spin Boldak gate on the Aghanistan’s side which was destroyed by the militants themselves.
Pakistan’s claim is now consolidated when the IG FC (North ) shared the image of the gate while he himself was standing in front of it.
Following the footprints of the propaganda machinery of the Indian media , who had carried out misinformation and the false news during India-Pakistan strain back in May, the Afghan social media activists are also spreading some fake information just to create a thrill and the provocation on the western border.
Beyond doubts, Pakistan have given befitting response to the aggression practiced by the Afghan militants.
Pakistan not only successfully targeted that militant-havens and the hideouts deep and far inside Afghanistan’s territory, but the Pakistani security forces also eliminated over 200 Indian sponsored militants during the clash on the borders.
Pakistan has a clear stance that the armed forces will respond to any further militant attack carried out in Balochistan and KP with full forces.
Pakistan has asked the Afghan government on numerous occasions to take necessary actions against the Indian-backed militant groups like TTP, Khawarij, BLA , Daish and many others that aim chaos and unrest on Pakistan’s soil.
However, the Afghan government has not taken any serious measures against those militant groups.
