QUETTA: The recent claims of alleged forcible disappearance of two youths in Quetta are misleading and part of anti-state propaganda. These individuals were not innocent and they have been involved with terrorist organizations like the banned Indian-funded organization BLA, for working against the state. It is a pattern of the terrorist group BLA to exploit […]
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ISLAMABAD: A video is circulating on social media platforms, including X (formerly Twitter) from Indian accounts claiming Indian second strike on Kirana Hills in Sargodha. The video posted by the handle Milind (@onlymilind1) has stirred online chatter, allegedly showing a “secondary blast” in Pakistan’s Kirana Hills. The post featured a laughing emoji 😆 and a
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ISLAMABAD: Economic experts have rejected the portrayal of Balochistan as a symbol of deprivation and backwardness, calling it a misleading and unrealistic campaign aimed at spreading despair among the people. According to them, the narrative of unrest, conflict, and terrorism in the province serves only to please hostile forces. Those behind this agenda exploit the
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ISLAMABAD: Amid Indian’s repeated propaganda following the Pahalgam attack, a video showing a fighter jet caught massive fire has gone viral on the social media platform X, formerly known as X. Many Indian-based accounts on social media claimed that the Indian Air Force had shot down Pakistan’s F16 plane entering Indian airspace. This 10-second-long video
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ISLAMABAD: Indian media, politicians, and social media users, after a false flag operation in Pahalgam, started propaganda against Pakistan. After the Pahalgam false flag operation, India announced suspending the Indus Waters Treaty unilaterally and closing the Attari crossing, which triggered Pakistan to suspend the Wagha border and cancel visas of Indian nationals except visas issued
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ISLAMABAD: Following the Pahalgam attack, Indian media and journalists are circulating fake videos to push propaganda against the Pakistan Army. Senior Indian journalist Ashok Swain posted a video on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, saying that Kashmiris took to streets against Army Chief General Asim Munir and the Pakistan Army. Sharing the
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