ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Another Indian false flag attempt has come to light, exposing New Delhi’s latest propaganda campaign against Pakistan.
After facing defeat in “Operation Sindoor” and international embarrassment over the Pahalgam false flag operation, Indian authorities and media have once again cooked up a story to pin the blame on Pakistan.
According to Indian media reports, Mumbai’s traffic control room allegedly received fake bomb threat calls about explosives planted at various locations in the city. Without providing evidence, the reports quickly pointed the finger at Pakistan.
Observers say this is nothing new. Indian media is once again trying to drag Pakistan’s name through the mud by linking it to terrorism. Analysts believe such baseless stories are simply a smokescreen to cover up India’s own failures at home and abroad.
“India is playing the same old game – whipping up fear among its own people for political gain,” a senior security expert said. “It’s a tried-and-tested trick to divert attention from domestic unrest.”
This is not the first time Indian media has gone out on a limb with false claims. Recently, three Pakistani citizens traveling to Cambodia for work were also falsely branded as terrorists by Indian outlets.
Analysts argue that such propaganda is less about Pakistan and more about India’s desperate attempt to paper over cracks in its own system. By spreading these concocted stories, India hopes to stir up nationalism and silence criticism within its borders.
For many, the latest drama is just another storm in a teacup – one that may fool some at home but will hardly be accepted by the international community.