RAWALPINDI: Disturbed by the exposure of its false flag operation in Pahalgam, the Modi-led Indian government has taken a desperate step by blocking the YouTube channel of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) within India. However, truth cannot be suppressed, nor can falsehood endure.
This censorship move came after India hastily and baselessly blamed Pakistan for the Pahalgam incident.
In response, Pakistani media presented undeniable evidence that dismantled the malicious narrative propagated by Indian authorities.
The strong counter-arguments and facts put forth by Pakistani media left a deep impact, prompting both Indian defence analysts and the general public to question their government’s version of events.
Embarrassed by the exposure of its misleading claims, the Indian government has now resorted to low tactics, targeting social media accounts that challenge its narrative. Platforms promoting the Pakistani perspective are being restricted to prevent the Indian public from accessing factual information.
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ISPR recently released solid evidence indicating the involvement of the Indian Army in sponsoring terrorist activities.
The revelations sparked outrage and concern among Indian citizens and experts, who began to question their country’s security apparatus and intelligence failures—raising serious doubts and leading to global embarrassment for India.
Instead of addressing these concerns, the Indian government responded by suspending ISPR’s official accounts on X and YouTube within India.
It is worth noting that this comes just days after the accounts of several prominent Pakistani athletes and artists were also blocked in a similar fashion.Despite the restrictions imposed by the Modi government, Pakistan’s narrative continues to expose Modi’s terrorist ambitions and toxic propaganda to the world.
