DG ISPR Denounces Indian Military’s Allegations of False-Flag Operations

ISLAMABAD: Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, has publicly criticized the Indian military’s claims regarding a recent alleged terrorist incident, labeling it as another instance of a false-flag operation. This statement comes in the wake of Indian media reports asserting that a suspect linked to the April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack was killed in an encounter in the Korag area of Indian Illegally Occupied Kashmir.

During a press conference, DG ISPR presented a detailed timeline of events, asserting that the narrative surrounding the alleged encounter was fabricated by Indian authorities. He emphasized that the claims were part of a broader strategy employed by the Indian political and military establishment to mislead the public and the international community.

Chaudhry’s remarks highlight ongoing tensions between Pakistan and India, particularly concerning issues of terrorism and military operations in the disputed Kashmir region. The DG ISPR’s assertions raise questions about the credibility of Indian military reports and their implications for regional stability.

Looking ahead, analysts suggest that this exchange may escalate diplomatic tensions between the two nations. Observers are keenly watching for any official responses from the Indian government and military, as well as potential repercussions on peace talks and bilateral relations.