Security sources say nefarious plot aimed at crushing freedom movement in IIOJK restore credibility of Modi Govt.
ISLAMABAD: India has launched a new convert military operation titled “Operation Mahdev” to cover up its recent failure in conflict with Pakistan security sources revealed on Monday. The plan the sources told included reviving fake encounter tactics and farming illegally detained Pakistan as cross-border terrorist. According to security sources the Indian military has begun staging fake operations under the banner of operation Mahdev following the failure of its earlier campaign Operation Sindoor.
These fake encounter are part of a border plot to suppress the growing freedom movement in India illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and salvage the political credibility of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. The sources added that Indian media have already been supplied with image and videos of the bodies and planted weapons to back these fabricated stories.
Director General of inter Services Public Relation DGISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has previously disclosed the illegal detention of 723 Pakistanis in India jails including 56 individual forcibly held by Indian intelligence agencies. The same 56 individual were mentioned by the DG ISPR during his briefings on 29 and 30 April the sources added. He had warned that these illegally held persons may also be coerced into giving anti Pakistan statement or later falsely presented as killed terrorist further escalating India disinformation campaign
India suffered an embarrassing loss at the hands of Pakistan in MAY after Islamabad launched Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos in retaliation for India Operation Sindoor. Pakistan during the 87 hour conflict downed its six fighter jet including three Rafael and dozens of drones the war between the two nuclear armed nations ended on May 10 with a ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States.