Misleading Indian Propaganda Exposed: 8000 X Accounts Blocked by Indian Government Amid Backlash

The misleading propaganda by the Indian government has been exposed as social media platform X also became the victim of Indian aggression.

Indian media has long been accused of engaging in misleading propaganda, disregarding journalistic integrity, according to sources. Critics claim that Godi media, in particular, has consistently promoted Prime Minister Modi’s divisive politics and falsehoods.

The recent exposure of the Pahalgam false flag operation has led to a significant backlash on social media, causing considerable distress for the Indian government. In response, the Modi administration issued an executive order demanding the block of over 8,000 accounts on the social media platform X, according to the platform’s administration.

This order also includes the blocking of accounts belonging to international media organizations and social media activists. However, the X administration states that most of these Indian orders lack adequate clarification on the content or legal justification for the bans.

India has not provided specific details on which Indian laws were allegedly violated by the blocked accounts. In fact, X reports that many of the accounts have been banned without any clear reason, raising concerns over the violation of freedom of expression.

X’s administration has confirmed that it is exploring all legal avenues to challenge these orders and has urged affected users to seek recourse in the courts. Political experts suggest that these actions are aimed at silencing accounts that have exposed the lies of the Indian government and military.

The account bans, they argue, indicate that the Indian government is in a state of panic following the exposure of the Pahalgam false flag operation. The experts further assert that this move has revealed the true face of India’s so-called “largest democracy.”

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