Islamabad witnessed the launch of the book "The War That Changed Everything", a joint effort by renowned journalists Murtaza Solangi and Ahmed Hassan Al Arabi, 24NewsHD TV channel reported on Monday.
The book, which aims to expose India’s alleged false accusations against Pakistan, contains startling revelations about recent Indo-Pak tensions, including the historical background of what the authors describe as Indian state terrorism.
Speaking at the event, co-author Murtaza Solangi said, “We have not responded to India’s narrative—we have simply told the truth.”
Khalistan movement leader and respected Sikh scholar Dr Amarjit Singh has also voiced strong support for the book, which covers the realities of “Operation Sindoor”.
His open endorsement, coming from one of the most influential advocates of Sikh independence, has caused ripples in Indian political and military circles.
Khalistan leader Dr Singh alleged that India staged a false-flag operation in Pahalgam to create a pretext for war against Pakistan.
The Sikh scholar also asserted that during the four-day conflict, India’s military prestige and diplomatic standing were severely damaged.
He further claimed that India dispatched ad-hoc delegations to 35 countries in an attempt to mask the incident, while Pakistan’s military and diplomatic stature rose on the global stage.
Political analysts see Dr Singh’s remarks as a significant boost to Pakistan’s version of events surrounding Operation Sindoor, adding international weight to its narrative.