Pahalgam False Flag: Elderly Kashmiri Man Confronts Indian Claims, Calls it ‘Scripted Drama’

Following the Pahalgam false flag operation, sharp criticism has emerged from within Kashmir, with locals openly questioning the Indian military and media narrative. In a widely circulated video, an elderly Kashmiri man forcefully challenged Indian claims and exposed what he called “a scripted drama” aimed at misleading the public.

“Stop this drama. The media should no longer be allowed in Pahalgam,” the elderly man said, expressing his frustration over the incident and its coverage.

He questioned how such an attack could happen despite the heavy military presence in the region. “India has deployed 1.1 million troops in Kashmir. What are they doing? Have they put on bangles instead of holding weapons?” he asked rhetorically.

The man condemned the violence and labeled the attackers as greedy and dishonest individuals. “Only a corrupt and greedy person could carry out such an act. No honest person would do this,” he added.

Commenting on the religious aspect allegedly tied to the incident, he responded firmly: “There is no compulsion in religion. Why would anyone force someone to recite the Kalma while killing?”

He further pointed out historical context to reject communal targeting: “This is nothing new for India. Mahatma Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, and Indira Gandhi were not killed by Muslims. Those responsible were not from our community.”

“No Muslim was a terrorist. It was Hindus who killed them,” he said, pushing back against the communal narrative being promoted by some segments of the Indian media.

Political analysts argue that the elderly man’s remarks lend credibility to claims that the Pahalgam incident was a staged false flag operation. “This clearly shows growing distrust and resistance to BJP’s use of religion as a political tool to justify actions against Muslims,” said one analyst.

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