RAW-backed attack on Pakistan High Commission in London foiled, 4 arrested

After suffering the false flag operation embarrassment at Pahalgam only a few days ago, India suffered another setback when a sinister attempt to attack the Pakistan High Commission in London was foiled, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.

According to details, around 300 to 400 organised rioters, allegedly mobilised by India’s intelligence agency RAW, tried to storm the Pakistan High Commission and bring down the Pakistani flag.

Among the attackers were Israeli nationals waving flags, alongside Hindu extremists bearing red marks on their foreheads as a sign of 'victory'.

Sources said four masked individuals had been specifically tasked with tearing the Pakistani flag, but they were arrested by the London Police.

Initially, only four police officers were deployed, but as the situation deteriorated, the police force was quickly increased to 50 officers around the Pakistan High Commission's building.

Reports further revealed that the rioters had a vehicle containing three orange paint buckets, intended to deface the High Commission’s white façade with the signature RSS saffron colour.

However, timely intervention by the Pakistanis present near the High Commission thwarted this plan.

Six staff members from the Pakistani mission were also stationed for flag protection, and additional Pakistanis soon gathered, drowning out the Indian slogans with patriotic songs.

A strong visual display against Indian atrocities, including banners and placards, added to Pakistan’s spirited defence of its dignity.

Defence experts noted that the failed attack highlighted the growing India-Israel nexus targeting Pakistan and Muslims globally.

They pointed out that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had aligned closely against Pakistan’s interests.

Reporter: Ahmed Mansoor