Indian Army officer Ashook Kumar exposes reality of Pahalgam attack

A video going viral on social media has sparked serious debate, as a man claiming to be an Indian Army officer alleges that the recent terror attack in Pahalgam was a false flag operation carried out by the Indian government.

The man identifies himself as Ashook Kumar, and in the video—spoken in Hindi—he claims that the Pahalgam attack, which occurred last month, was not a genuine act of terrorism but a staged incident designed for political purposes. He directly accuses Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi of ordering the operation to serve undisclosed political motives.

Kumar says, “As an army officer, it is my duty to bring the truth to light.” He then breaks down what he believes are major inconsistencies in the official story of the attack, calling it a planned drama rather than a real militant assault.

Claims Spark Strong Reactions

The video has drawn mixed reactions online. Many users, particularly from India, are dismissing it as fake and misleading. They question the identity and credibility of the man in the video, claiming he is not a real army officer and accusing him of spreading false propaganda.

Others are sharing the video widely, demanding an investigation into the claims and asking whether the attack was indeed manipulated for political gain.

No Official Response Yet

As of now, Indian defense officials and government representatives have not released any official statement about the video or the man claiming to be an army officer. The Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed several lives, had earlier been blamed on militant groups operating in the region.

Authorities may soon be pressured to respond due to the increasing public attention the video is receiving across multiple social media platforms.