QUETTA: The social media accounts associated with the Indian proxy have claimed to have attacked a security checkpoint in the Zamuran Daleckik area of Kech district of Balochistan. However, local authorities and security forces on the ground termed the claim entirely baseless. The Claim: Multiple social media posts allege that explosions took place in Zamuran […]
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KECH: The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA)–linked pro-social media accounts claimed that their members attacked a security forces camp in the Mand Soro area of Kech district, Balochistan. It was their second such claim of the day. However, both claims proved false. The Claim The Finta Al Hindustan claimed an attack on a security forces camp
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QUETTA: As security operations intensify in southwestern Balochistan against the Indian proxies referred as ‘Fitna al Hindustan,’ mobile internet users across the province have found themselves abruptly disconnected. Claim: A letter dated August 6, 2025, is circulating on social media, allegedly issued by the Home Department of Balochistan, requesting the Ministry of Interior to suspend
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QUETTA: A post circulating by mostly Indian based accounts show an image of children saluting the Indian Proxy and internationally designated terrorist group Balochistan Liberation Army flag۔ Claim: A tweet from the X (formerly Twitter) account @miryar_baloch shows an image of children in Balochistan with the implication that they are participating in an anti-Pakistan protest.
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TUMP: The banned militant outfit Baloch Nationalist Army (BNA), operating under an Indian proxy named Fitna al Hindustan, has once again claimed responsibility for so-called attacks on security forces in the Tump district of Balochistan. However, official sources and on-ground verification suggest that these claims are entirely fabricated and meant to mislead foreign backers and
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QUETTA: On February 1, 2025, BRG militants set fire to a bulldozer and a crane stationed at an under-construction link road in Sanni, Kachhi, labeling it an “exploitative project. ” Just two days later, on February 3, BLF fighters torched construction machinery meant for the CPEC road project in Buleda, Kech. The administration was left
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KECH: The official sources have categorically denied the news about the IED attack in Zamran, Kech. The sources of the security forces have labeled these claims as baseless and false. The sources say that such fabricated rumors are part of a provocative and propaganda campaign led by fitna al Hindustan. The officials have made it
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QUETTA: Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti has expressed deep sorrow and grief over the martyrdom of Mir Atta-ur-Rehman Mengal. He prayed for his forgiveness and for patience and strength for the bereaved family. He also prayed for the swift recovery of Mir Mati-ur-Rehman Mengal. Condemning the cowardly terrorist attack, he assured that the Balochistan government
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ISLAMABAD: Following Israeli aggression against Iran, a deliberate and coordinated disinformation campaign against Pakistan has emerged, orchestrated by Hindutva and Zionist circles. Sources reveal that social media platforms are the main battleground for spreading fake news, with Indian fake accounts leading the campaign. Amid the Iran-Israel conflict, false narratives circulating online claim that Pakistan provided
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ٰISLAMABAD: Despite global embarrassment, Indian media has continued spreading fake news and making baseless claims. Recently, it falsely reported that Pakistan sent four letters to New Delhi requesting a review of the decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty, two months after the Pahalgam incident. However, sources in Pakistan’s Ministry of Water confirmed to Geo
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