India’s ‘Operation Mahadev’ Exposed: Unveiling False Encounter by Indian Forces

A fake encounter under the name “Operation Mahadev,” which took place in India on July 28, 2025, has come to light.

According to an NDTV report, the Indian army claimed to have killed three individuals in the forests of Srinagar during Operation Mahadev. The person killed was Suleman Shah, the alleged mastermind behind the Pahalgam attack.

The purpose of this fake encounter was merely to hide the embarrassment faced by the Indian government after the Pahalgam attack and to escape political pressure. This false flag operation is a conspiracy involving the Modi government, media, and security agencies.

False propaganda, the destruction of Indian aircraft, and tough questions from the opposition in the Lok Sabha have shaken the Modi government.

Every aspect of Operation Mahadev is suspicious; discrepancies in identities reveal the fake nature of the operation. The names of the attackers in Pahalgam and those killed in Operation Mahadev do not match. Why were Suleman Shah, Hashim Musa, Faisal Jatt, and Abu Talha — apparently the same person — given four different names? Giving one individual four different names is proof of Operation Mahadev being fake.

The images released of the Mahadev encounter raise many questions, with a new flaw visible in every frame. Contradictions and questionable points in the images prove Operation Mahadev to be a staged fake encounter.

All individuals were shot at point-blank range, giving the impression of a blood-soaked stage show rather than a genuine encounter. The shaved heads of the slain indicate that these individuals were first arrested and then the encounter drama was staged. There were no magazines in the weapons, and the hands were away from the triggers, proving the bodies were placed at the site afterward.

The BJP staged false success through the false flag Operation Mahadev for discussion in the Lok Sabha. Through false flag operations and fake reporting, the Modi government is executing a plan to malign Pakistan on the global stage. Through such fake encounters, India is not only violating human rights but also increasing tension in the region.

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