Pakistan’s intelligence agencies expose another Indian false flag operation

Pakistan’s intelligence agencies have exposed the script of yet another false flag operation planned by the Indian Army.

The incident began when five young individuals from Grace Valley Saunad in Neelam Valley ventured out two days ago in search of herbs and did not return home.

The five individuals were identified as Muhammad Faiz, Shir Afzal, Sadiq, Ghulam Rasool, and Sarfaraz.

Concerned for the missing individuals, their families and local authorities promptly reported their disappearance to the local police, filing a First Information Report (FIR).

However, a mere two days later, social media accounts linked to India’s intelligence agency, RAW, and Indian newspapers started spreading false and fabricated propaganda.

They falsely claimed to have arrested these five individuals, labeling them as terrorists.

Subsequently, they even pretended that these innocent individuals had been killed.

Given the historical context of India’s actions and its past brutality, it is suggested that the Indian occupation forces might have caused harm to these youths, who may have inadvertently crossed the Line of Control (LoC) while gathering herbs.

To make matters more complex, the Indian Army and certain sections of Indian media have now resorted to falsely accusing Pakistan.

The Indian Army is attempting to link these innocent individuals with terrorism, which has raised concerns about the Modi government using such tactics to divert attention from its political challenges and recent international embarrassments.

It’s important to note that on October 27, Qatar sentenced eight Indian Navy officers to death on espionage charges, causing a significant embarrassment for India on the global stage.

To mask this setback, the Indian Army initiated unprovoked attacks in the Zafarwal sector, even targeting the civilian population in Pakistan.

This incident follows previous instances where Indian intelligence agencies were implicated in the killing of Sikhs in Canada and England, tarnishing India’s reputation worldwide.