In a deliberate attempt to mislead the international community and sow confusion, Indian media and intelligence-backed networks have launched a fresh wave of disinformation targeting Pakistan. The latest false claim involves baseless reports suggesting that Pakistani soldiers were recently martyred along the border — a claim strongly denied by Pakistani authorities.
Security officials confirmed that the images being circulated online of a martyred Pakistani soldier are from the year 2019 and have no link to current events. “These pictures are old. Alhamdulillah, not a single Pakistani soldier has been martyred or injured at the border in the present situation,” a senior military source clarified.
Analysts believe this propaganda is part of India’s ongoing psychological warfare, aimed at covering up its own internal failures and rising unrest across its borders. By recycling outdated content and presenting it as breaking news, Indian media has once again exposed its commitment to distortion rather than truth.
Amid heightened tensions, Pakistan’s armed forces remain on high alert and fully prepared to defend the nation’s sovereignty. Officials have urged citizens and the media to verify information through credible and official channels, warning that India’s fake news machinery is actively trying to incite panic and destabilize public morale.
This latest episode highlights India’s continued use of fabricated narratives as a tool of hybrid warfare, a strategy it has employed consistently against Pakistan. Despite these provocations, Pakistan remains committed to peace and regional stability, but it will not tolerate attempts to undermine its security or mislead its people.
