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Indian False Propaganda Against Pakistan

Cunning India

What action is Pakistan going to take against the citizens that spread Islamophobia? Have news agencies and channels attempted to verify the authenticity of this “news” by checking if it was reported by local channels or any credible sources? Have they investigated the location of the alleged incident and interviewed the parents involved? It seems not. Instead, their articles seem to have relied solely on a tweet posted by Harris Sultan on Wednesday, April 26th.

By conducting a keyword search in Urdu, I was able to discover several Facebook posts from Tuesday, April 25th. However, none of these posts made any mention of rape. It appears that the narrative regarding rape emerged at a later time.

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