Modi Government’s So-Called False Flag ‘Operation Mahadev’ Exposed Badly

Whether it’s Pahalgam or the Mahadev false flag operation, failed attempts continue to support Modi’s political agenda. To cover up the failure of “Operation Sindoor,” the Modi government staged the drama of “Operation Mahadev.”

The fake encounter just one day before Modi’s speech in the Lok Sabha appears to be an effort to set the political stage. False flag operations have now become a state policy of the Hindutva regime. The killing of the alleged terrorists in the Pahalgam attack just a day before the parliamentary debate on Operation Sindoor is no mere coincidence.

Godi Media, without any evidence, linked the alleged terrorists to Pakistan—another demonstration of its anti-Pakistan bias. According to Indian media outlet WION News, “In Operation Mahadev, the Indian army killed three terrorists linked to the Pahalgam attack.”

According to WION, one of the individuals killed near Srinagar in the operation was a local person and the leader of the group. Acting on intelligence, the Indian army recovered a large cache of weapons and explosives along with the bodies. The recovered weapons included Soviet-made AK-47 rifles, American carbines, 17 rifle grenades, and other equipment.

As always, the Modi government linked the terrorists to Pakistan even before confirming their identity or presenting any evidence. To cover up military failures in the Lok Sabha, false flag operations and blame games against Pakistan are long-standing tactics of Modi.

Experts have raised concerns over the images of the dead “terrorists” released, showing that their weapons were clearly non-functional. How could such inactive weapons, including rifles with cloth stuffed in their barrels, be present in a real encounter? Experts question.

Releasing old fake encounter images just a day before Modi’s speech appears to be a failed attempt to rescue his political image. If the terrorists were indeed Pakistani, why are the evidences never presented at international forums?

Staging terrorism dramas with outdated AK-47s has long been the habit of India’s incompetent intelligence agencies. India needs better scriptwriters for its false flag dramas—such glaring mistakes easily expose the conspiracy.

It can’t be a coincidence that every false flag operation in India happens just before a political crisis or election.

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