Anti-Pakistan Propaganda by Modi, Indian Army and Media Fails in India

India’s alleged anti-Pakistan propaganda by the government, military and media has reportedly failed to convince the Indian public, with analysts questioning claims made after recent incidents.

Indian analysts have rejected a claim that a Pakistani Army personnel was killed as part of an alleged false-flag operation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Senior Indian journalist and editor of The Principal India, Ajai Shukla, said Indian state institutions, including intelligence agencies, courts and the military, were being used for political interests.

Shukla said Pakistan had been blamed for several incidents, including Pulwama, Pahalgam and Pathankot, to gain political benefit.

He also questioned the handling of the Pahalgam incident, saying that instead of a parliamentary debate, authorities claimed that militants were killed in alleged encounters.

According to Shukla, India also faced embarrassment after an alleged incident involving the killing of a former Pakistani SSG commando in occupied Kashmir.

Shukla said India had not presented evidence at international forums to support its claims, adding that if such evidence existed, it would have been presented.

He alleged that National Security Adviser Ajit Doval was behind such false-flag operations and that Indian media was running false reports and narratives at his direction.

He further said that Indian people had begun recognizing the alleged use of false-flag operations and the military for political purposes.