US EditionPakistan has unleashed propaganda machine in response to successful ‘Operation Sindoor’: I&B Ministry
- The Indian Armed Forces conducted Operation Sindoor on May 7, 2025, targeting 21 terrorist camps across the border inside Pakistan.
- Following the strike, Pakistan launched a coordinated disinformation campaign using fake news, recycled images, and misrepresented videos to obscure the ground reality.
- Pakistan's state-affiliated accounts and political figures, including Minister Attaullah Tarar, circulated baseless claims such as capturing Indian soldiers and downing a Rafale jet, all disproven by fact checks.
- Officials characterized this coordinated effort as a strategic move to inundate information channels with rapid and widespread falsehoods aimed at distorting the truth and influencing regional viewpoints.
- These developments prompted heightened security measures in India, including a national review meeting chaired by Home Minister Amit Shah, urging states to prepare for potential responses and to counter propaganda.
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Crisis-hit Pakistan blocks India TV's Facebook posts exposing its propaganda amid tensions with India
Facing a huge setback and widespread damage to terror outfits it hosts and sponsors, Pakistan has now resorted to blocking India TV's new coverage, exposing its propaganda and lies following the Indian Armed Forces' Operation Sindoor in which 21 such targets were reduced to rubble on Wednesday. India TV's Facebook page received multiple messages from the social media platform's parent company Meta on Thursday stating that one of of its posts hav…
After India's Operation Sindoor, Pakistan's Propaganda Machine In Full Swing
Pakistan has unleashed a full-blown disinformation offensive in a desperate attempt to shift the focus and control the narrative with a barrage of lies and digital theatrics following India's decisive strike under 'Operation Sindoor'.
NCIA points out social media accounts involved in anti-army propaganda
The National Cybercrime Investigation Agency has pointed out more than five hundred social media accounts involved in anti-state activities and propaganda against the Pakistan Army. As per media reports, these social media accounts were involved in an organized campaign against the state of Pakistan and the Pakistan Army. Special teams of the investigation agency are now analyzing the posts made by these accounts on social media. Data of the peo…
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