Jaffar Express attack: India’s fake propaganda exposed

Security forces eliminated 27 militants and rescued over 150 hostages in a clearance operation launched after an unknown number of heavily armed terrorists launched an attack on Jaffar Express.

The Peshawar-bound train was attacked in Balochistan’s Bolan district on Wednesday.

However, after the attack, anti-Pakistan elements engaged in misleading and false propaganda through social media accounts.

Moreover, Indian media also joined the false propaganda.

They news of the attack was broke by banned terror organization Balochistan Liberation Army on their social media, which was covered by most of the Indian outlets.

A fake video of the attack on Jaffar Express is also circulating on social media, which is allegedly released by PTI and BLA social media accounts.

Indian social media accounts as well as social media accounts associated with a particular political party are actively in spreading fake news against Pakistan army during the operation.

Defense experts say that writing the text of the propaganda posts is being done through specific political party social media accounts are the words of “BLA and RAW”.

They are portraying their own country negatively by spreading negative propaganda against the country, defense experts said.

Efforts are ongoing to ensure the safe release of the remaining hostages, with security personnel intensifying operations against the terrorists.

According to security sources, the siege around the militants has been tightened, and the operation will continue until the last terrorist is neutralized.

According to initial reports, the attackers halted the train inside a tunnel and took passengers hostage, including women and children.

Security forces swiftly responded, surrounding the area and launching a clearance operation despite the region’s challenging terrain and remoteness.