In a startling revelation that challenges the mainstream narrative, Indian journalist Archana Tiwari has brought to light damning ground realities surrounding the alleged false flag operation in Pahalgam. The revelations came during a candid conversation with a local Kashmiri driver, secretly recorded by Tiwari during her investigative visit to the region.
The driver claimed that Indian news channels are relentlessly spreading false propaganda. When Tiwari questioned him about the supposed attack on a newlywed couple — which allegedly resulted in the husband’s death — the driver dismissed it as a fabricated drama. “The man is still alive. It’s all a setup. Everything you’re seeing on Indian media is a lie,” he said.
Tiwari further probed the authenticity of an emotional video involving a widow and a child allegedly affected by the attack. The driver responded firmly, calling it part of a political play. “How can terrorists firing from 10 kilometres away ask victims about their religion? It’s all orchestrated,” he argued, blaming the Modi government for economic oppression in Kashmir. He warned that if such policies continued, Kashmiris might be pushed to the brink of armed resistance.
“The Modi drama is fooling no one,” the driver stated bluntly, predicting that in the event of war, Indian leaders like Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, and Yogi Adityanath would flee, leaving ordinary citizens to suffer the consequences of misplaced trust.
Political analysts say this explosive recording undermines the credibility of India’s official narrative and media portrayals. Archana Tiwari’s bold journalism not only highlights the ground-level dissent in Kashmir but also raises serious questions about the nature and intent of the Pahalgam incident. Her report adds weight to claims that the operation was a politically motivated propaganda stunt.
