After the Pahalgam false flag operation, India has reportedly been unable to respond to serious questions raised over security and intelligence failures.
In the Pahalgam incident, concerns regarding alleged criminal negligence and incompetence in security arrangements remain unanswered by India to this day, while Indian citizens have also raised serious questions against what is being described by some as a “BJP orchestrated conspiracy” related to the Pahalgam episode.
The Indian public has reportedly rejected what it calls an old tactic of the BJP to divert attention from internal issues. Meanwhile, even the BBC has raised several questions regarding the Pahalgam incident, to which the Modi government has not yet provided answers.
Despite the presence of more than 700,000 Indian troops, the incident has led the public to hold the Modi government responsible for security failures. Kashmiri citizens and several Indian political parties have also described the Pahalgam incident as a planned operation, a security failure, and a conspiracy.
According to experts, India has a history of similar incidents such as Uri (2016), Pulwama (2019), and Pahalgam (2025), which are being described in some narratives as false flag operations. Following the Pahalgam incident, it is also claimed that the world has rejected India’s narrative of victimhood.
