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former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was killed in Adiala Jail has been firmly rejected by authorities, after the falsehood triggered public alarm and protests.

Chaos Plot: False Imran Khan Death Rumor Launched by Afghan, Indian Networks.

ISLAMABAD: A viral but baseless rumor claiming that former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was killed in Adiala Jail has been firmly rejected by authorities, after the falsehood triggered public alarm and protests. The disinformation, which alleged that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman was killed by the ISI, originated from unverified social media accounts based […]

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Fact Check: Afghan Taliban Spokesperson’s Images Claiming Pakistan Airstrikes Old, Misleading

Fact Check: Afghan Taliban Spokesperson’s Images Claiming Pakistan Airstrikes Old, Misleading

ISLAMABAD: The Afghan Taliban claimed of the Pakistan airstrikes in Afghanistan’s Khost province late Tuesday night. Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid posted on social media platform X that Pakistani forces bombed a house in the Gorbuz district, Mughalgai area, belonging to civilian Waliat Khan, son of Qazi Mir. He claimed nine children (five boys and four

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Fitna Al Khwarij staged women’s abuse ploy to evade legal action in Panjgur

QUETTA: An alleged incident involving the detention and torture of women by security forces in the Panjgur district has been exposed as a fabricated propaganda campaign, according to official findings. An investigation into the claims has revealed that the drama was staged by associates of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Known as Fitna Al Khwarij

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Indian-Funded BNA Spreads Fake Attack News, Say Security Insider

BNA’ false Tajban claim aimed to “please Indian handlers”: official

TAJBAN: Security officials have strongly denied a recent claim by the banned organization Baloch National Army (BNA) regarding an attack on a military convoy in the Tajban area, calling it a “fictitious drama” staged to please their Indian handlers. In an exclusive conversation with Burak Baloch, a high-ranking security official from the area stated that no

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Fact check: Taliban did not capture Pakistan's Tank

Fact check: Taliban did not capture Pakistan’s Tank

ISLAMABAD: After suffering heavy defeats at multiple points along the Pak-Afghan border, the Afghan Taliban have turned to false propaganda to conceal their casualties and financial losses, security sources said. Taliban spokespersons and affiliated social media accounts circulated a video claiming they had captured a Pakistani tank. The Claim: Afghan Taliban captured a Pakistani tank

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Fact Check: No internet shutdown in Pakistan on October 14

Fact Check: No internet shutdown in Pakistan on October 14, PTCL confirms only temporary slowdown

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has clarified that internet services across the country will not be shut down on Tuesday, October 14, contrary to several misleading claims circulating on social media. The telecom operator confirmed that users may experience slower internet speeds due to scheduled maintenance work on an international submarine cable. Furthermore, the

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Fitna-ul-Hindustan and Fitna-ul-Khawarij, as being behind a wave of false online notifications.

Nexus between Fitna al-Hindustan and Khawarij exposed

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani security forces are on high alert and the government has issued a public advisory, warning citizens against a disinformation campaign by terrorist groups attempting to exploit the security situation. The advisory comes as the government implements security measures in anticipation of a planned protest by Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Officials have

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Indian propaganda networks are circulating an old video to falsely present the 2023 detention of a Baloch individual, Farid Baloch, as a recent enforced disappearance.

Fitna-Al-Hindustan’s fake video aims to cover up drug trafficking and espionage

QUETTA: Fitna-Al-Hindustan are circulating an old video to falsely present the 2023 detention of a Baloch individual, Farid Baloch, as a recent enforced disappearance. The video in question is approximately two years old and originates from the arrest of Farid Baloch by Pakistani law enforcement agencies in 2023. Officials stated that his detention was based

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