India’s false flag operations have become a joke in the world as the one conducted at Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir did not get the world media’s attention as was being expected by India, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.
Sources told 24News TV channel that contrary to the past when international media extensively covered such incidents, this time the media treated the incident like an ordinary story.
This disappointed the Indian journalists, who openly voiced their concern.
Barkha Dutt, a renowned Indian journalist, has said she is saddened by such apathy on the part of the media.
Sources said this was because India had failed to provide a single proof of Pakistan’s involvement in any incident of terrorism, and the international media was well aware of that.
Sources further said that in 2000, India had initially blamed Lashkar-i-Tayyaba for the massacre in Chitty Singhpura.
Later, an Indian Army general revealed that the country’s army had masterminded the attack.
Similarly, they added, following the hanging of Afzal Guru, the Indian court admitted there was not sufficient evidence to declare him guilty.
Likewise, sources explained, India held Pakistan responsible for an attack on its parliament in 2001.
However, no report has been made public so far that could tell us who carried out the attack.
Sources went on to say that India again pointed fingers at Pakistan following a terrorist attack on Samjhota Express in 2007. But failed to provide any proof.
Later, it came to light that it was the RSS and another right-wing party, which were behind the attack.
The Pathankot attack in 2017 was again an attempt by India to malign Pakistan.
The country’s defence minister said that Pakistan was to blame for the incident, but stopped short of providing any evidence.
Later, an ex-NIA officer Satish Verma disclosed that the Pathankot attack was a false flag operation.
Reporter: Ahmad Mansoor