RAWALPINDI: The Directorate General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has exposed a major Indian false flag operation following a fabricated claim by the Indian military regarding an alleged counter-terrorism operation in Occupied Kashmir.
During a detailed press briefing, DG ISPR Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry laid bare the facts surrounding the fabricated incident.
On the night of September 29, an Indian corps tweeted about a joint search operation, subsequently claiming on September 30 that a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist named Muhammad Asif, alias Musa Hashim, had been killed. Indian media agencies even published specific service numbers, alleging the deceased was a Havildar in the Pakistan Army’s Special Services Group (SSG) involved in various acts of terror.
Rather than letting the malicious propaganda stand, the military spokesperson presented the alleged “martyred” Havildar Muhammad Asif alive and well in front of the national and international media.
Addressing the press conference, Havildar Asif shared his disbelief, stating that he learned of his own martyrdom through social media after receiving a flurry of concerned phone calls.
Clarifying his identity and status, Asif stated that he retired from the SSG in 2023 and currently resides in Pindi Gheb, District Attock.
He expressed complete astonishment at how comfortably Indian authorities fabricated an elaborate narrative about his death and supposed terrorist exploits alongside three other fictitious associates—evoking disturbing memories of past fabrications like the Uri and Pahalgam incidents.
Security analysts note that exposing this Indian false flag operation serves as a stark reminder of the continuous propaganda campaigns orchestrated across the border.
By presenting irrefutable proof, Pakistan has successfully dismantled the latest narrative propagated by the Indian false flag operation, reinforcing transparency and accountability in regional media reporting.
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The media and international observers have heavily criticized the exposed Indian false flag operation for undermining peace and resorting to theatrical deceit.
