Indian Media’s False Propaganda About Failed Operation Sindoor Exposed Again

Indian media’s false and misleading propaganda about the failed Operation Sindoor has once again been exposed.

Indian outlet NDTV allegedly made fabricated and exaggerated claims in an attempt to distort the facts and present a different picture of the conflict.

The Indian media also promoted what it described as research to support its narrative and influence public opinion in India.

NDTV allegedly attempted to hide reports about damage to Indian airbases, disruptions to satellite and power grid systems, and the loss of Indian aircraft.

The destruction of Indian military installations in Pakistan’s strong and decisive response to India’s alleged unprovoked aggression was also allegedly downplayed.

Indian military officials had previously acknowledged significant military losses during the conflict with Pakistan.

Former US President Donald Trump also publicly spoke about Indian aircraft losses in connection with Pakistan’s response.

International media outlets, including CNN and Al Jazeera, also reported on damage to Indian military installations during Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos.

Experts say India is using sections of its media as a propaganda tool to hide its military setbacks and protect its image.

They said that after suffering setbacks on the battlefield, India is now attempting to defend its image through a propaganda campaign.