India weighs false flag drama ahead of state elections

India is making an attempt to create a fake and outdated false flag drama to erase the defeat of Operation Sindoor ahead of elections in West Bengal, Assam and other states, reported 24NewsHD TV Channel. 

India is trying to create false flag drama by targeting innocent people imprisoned in Indian jails. Indian Defense Minister yesterday remarked that secret agency RAW was preparing for flag operation against the terrorists.

Indian media known as Godi Media and Indian social media accounts linked to RAW have also started making baseless allegations against Pakistani state institutions by spreading baseless propaganda. The experts said that Indian defence minister’s statement are aimed at political implications for BJP ahead of state election. 

According to defence experts Modi is making unsuccessful attempts to achieve his political ambitions by stirring up anti-Pakistan sentiments in various Indian states ahead of elections. 

India's plan of false flag drama shows that it has not learned any lessons from the failure of Operation Sindoor, and faces further defeats. The world is well aware of the history of misleading propaganda and state-sponsored false flag operations by the Indian media. 

Pakistan has made it clear that it will give a befitting response to any Indian misadventure like Mark-e-Haq. 

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said Pakistan’s commitment to protecting its sovereignty remained unwavering and that the country was fully prepared to respond to any aggression. He said India’s recent rhetoric showed what he described as visible strategic anxiety.

Asif said New Delhi appeared to be seeking escalation in connection with the anniversary of the Pahalgam attack. He maintained that Pakistan had already demonstrated its capability and resolve, and warned that any repeat of hostile action would invite a more forceful reply.

The defence minister’s remarks came in the context of renewed tensions between the two countries and public statements from Indian leaders. The report said Asif contrasted Pakistan’s position with India’s posture, saying Islamabad remained firm in defending its territorial integrity. Defence minister’s statement was issued ahead of the Pahalgam attack anniversary, a period during which Pakistan believes India may seek to heighten tensions. Asif said Pakistan was alert to the possibility of escalation and would not remain passive in the face of any threat. 

He said Pakistan’s response in the event of any aggression would be stronger than before. The report said he framed India’s statements as a sign of unease rather than confidence. 

Reporter: Ahmed Mansoor