India spread misleading videos after Pahalgam incident: International media

Modi government is running a false propaganda campaign based on the Pahalgam attack using AI to hide facts and figures. 

In this regard an international media outlet France 24 News has disclosed that False and misleading videos and images spread on social media have the backing of the Modi government.

The news agency reported that an old video of a couple that surfaced in Pahalgam was misrepresented by linking them to the slain tourists.

Regarding the recent state sponsored attack in occupied Kashimir the news channel said that Indian media under the influence of the Modi government is presenting false videos as truth.

Surprisingly, right after the attack, Lieutenant Norval’s identity was linked to false content on social media.

The people shown in the videos shared on the Internet have no connection to the attack.

False content also broadcast on Indian news channels, victims of misrepresentation.

Additionally, deliberate attempt to gain sympathy through AI-generated images.

Willingly, the victims of fake news have come forward to clarify the facts.

In this regard, strongly condemning social media users for playing with the emotions of the affected families.

The lack of an authentic source for the video and images is a sign that they are fake.

As well as, experts found obvious flaws in body structure, eyes, and background in AI images.

The experts further added that demand for action against fake videos on social media platforms is gaining momentum.

The experts added that Modi government is misusing AI technology to cover up the truth.

Added to that Modi government is using the Pahalgam attack like Pulwama to further fuel tensions between the two countries.

Furthermore, Modi government is inciting public sentiment through fake AI images to spread hatred against Pakistan.