Indian voices challenge Modi’ claims on Pahalgam attack

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27 April, 2025 19:04

Indian voices challenge Modi’ claims on Pahalgam attack

Indian voices on Pahalgam attack

India could not prove the allegation. After the Pahalgam False Flag attack, continuous voices started coming from within India.

Former MP Samranjit Singh Mann said that India has no evidence to prove its allegations against Pakistan over the Pahalgam attack. How did Indian security and intelligence agencies fail to detect the attack?

He said that India is not so innocent; it has also had 3 Sikhs killed in Canada and tried to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannu in America, and closing the border will affect the agriculture and economy of Indian Punjab.

Simranjit Singh Mann has suggested that the Indian president should dismiss the government, order new elections, and order an independent investigation into the Pahalgam attack.

On the other hand, defense analysts say that the voices emanating from India are clear evidence of Modi’s false allegations.

On the other hand, in a dramatic turn of events, the Pakistan Navy’s anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) strategy successfully repelled the Indian aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, which made an unexpected return to its homeport of Karwar, India, following a series of military maneuvers.

Recent satellite imagery revealed the swift arrival of the carrier at the port, sparking significant regional tensions and highlighting the ongoing naval power rivalry in the Indian Ocean.

According to the Indian Navy, INS Vikrant was deployed to the Arabian Sea in view of the recent tensions between Pakistan and India.INS Vikrant unexpectedly returned to Karwar Naval Base on April 25The Indian government deployed INS Vikrant on April 23 near Pakistani territorial waters in the North Arabian Sea.

Due to the presence and continuous patrolling of the Pakistan Navy at sea, the Indian Navy decided to recall the aircraft carrier.

However, according to the latest satellite intelligence (IMINT) images taken on April 26, 2025, INS Vikrant has re-anchored at Karwar port.

Moreover, satellite images from April 23, INS Vikrant was heading towards the open waters of the Arabian Sea.Indian media and social media were in a frenzy over the deployment of INS Vikrant.

If the Pakistan Navy’s “carrier killer” missile systems are activated at sea, retreat is the only safe option.