Indian claim to arrest a Pakistani national rejected as fake narrative

Indian claim to arrest a Pakistani national rejected as fake narrative.

According to official news agency APP’s report, India has done so in an unsuccessful attempt to counter Pakistan’s dossier with solid evidence of India’s involvement in terrorism.

Indian claim to arrest a Pakistani national rejected as fake narrative

The APP’s report says the Indian Bharatia Janta government has found an easiest way – to push fake narrative against Pakistan.

In the newest of such claims come the “arrest of a Pakistani national with AK-47 in possession.

Unfortunately, New Delhi’s Commissioner of Police made this claim on Monday.

Interestingly, the senior official made this claim during a press conference “without any concrete proof”.

However, the security experts say that India is trying to build an environment for false flag operations.

Such fake news aims to cover up the embarrassment it faced at international level after getting exposed through Pakistan’s dossier.

India claims that the arrested man Muhammad Ashraf has an original Indian passport.

Moreover, India claimed Ashraf travelled to Saudi Arabia and Thailand.

But experts noted not the first time India has used its own nationals with criminal background and portrayed them as Pakistanis.

False narrative to hide own failures

They views this as India’s attempt to create a false narrative to hide its own failures.

Besides, India aims to divert attention from its oppression against Kashmiris and minorities.

After becoming irrelevant in Afghanistan, India is stirring up false narratives against Pakistan.

Specially, India is so doing in the context of upcoming UN Climate Change Conference and G20 Summit.

So far, India has not come up with any credible proofs to deny the charges of terrorism against it.

But India is creating false stories with baseless narrative against Pakistan.

GTV