Indian Dirty Game Exposed for Supporting TTP Terrorist Narrative

Indian and Afghan social media accounts have once again been exposed for spreading disinformation and promoting terrorist propaganda to destabilize the region.

According to reports, several Indian propaganda accounts have been actively amplifying the false narratives of the banned terrorist group TTP (Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan), also known as Fitna al-Khawarij. These accounts cited the group’s media wing “Osint TV” to make a false claim that some Pakistani soldiers had joined the Taliban.

In reality, no such incident has taken place, and no official or independent reports support this fabricated story. The claim is entirely baseless and part of a coordinated disinformation campaign designed to malign Pakistan’s security forces.

Analysts say that Indian and Afghan-linked propaganda networks are deliberately spreading fake news to undermine Pakistan’s stability and international image. This latest attempt reflects a broader anti-Pakistan narrative driven by India’s propaganda machinery under Prime Minister Modi’s government.

Pakistan’s security institutions remain vigilant against such hybrid warfare tactics and continue to expose hostile propaganda aimed at creating chaos and mistrust in the region.