ISLAMABAD: The journalist has claimed to possess additional evidence that he says supports his allegation that individuals presenting themselves as a public relations (PR) firm were, in reality, linked to India’s external intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).
The claims have not been independently verified, and no official response has been issued by the accused parties.
The questions have been raised on social media regarding the authenticity of his allegations. He stated that he has released two separate audio and video clips, which he believes provide further insight into the matter.
The first clip contains a WhatsApp conversation dating back to before February 27. According to the journalist, the discussion centered on publishing an article critical of Pakistan’s Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir.
He claimed that throughout February he requested an advance payment, intending to establish documentary evidence of a financial transaction. The payment, he alleged, was delayed several times before eventually being transferred through Easypaisa on February 27.
را کی خبر بارے مزید ثبوت
کچھ لوگ یہ کہہ رہے کہ کیا گارنٹی ہے کہ یہ را ہی ہے؟ اسکے لیے یہ دو کلپس غور سے دیکھیں اور سنیں۔
پہلا کلپ واٹس ایپ کی conversation ہے۔ 27 فروری سے پہلے تک بات ہورہی تھی پہلا آرٹیکل چھپوانے کی جو کہ فیلڈ مارشل عاصم منیر کیخلاف تھا۔ میں پورے فروری کے مہینے… pic.twitter.com/vqoexWQhIJ— Fakhar Durrani (@FrehmanD) July 26, 2026
The journalist further claimed that on the same day, following border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, the individuals allegedly requested access to current information, including videos and photographs that had not yet appeared in the media.
He questioned why an organization identifying itself as a PR firm would seek sensitive and unpublished material relating to border security and military developments.
In this regard, the second clip, according to the journalist, is a recording of a WhatsApp call made after approximately eight months of communication between the two parties. He stated that once the requested news content had been completed, he decided to directly confront the individuals, informing them that he believed they were not operating as a PR firm but were instead associated with RAW.
The individual initially denied the allegation and maintained that the organization was a legitimate PR agency. However, the journalist claimed that after he challenged the explanation, the conversation shifted toward offers of relocation to the United Kingdom and other opportunities, which he believes further strengthened his suspicions.
