Raj-Hindustani
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A.I is just a brilliant...
Indian false flag and current Indo-Pak stand-off updates
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Pingle
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Yes.... I'm willing to pay price.....
Peaceful India always wakes up next day with new hopes of peace and prosperity for herself and her all neighbors but alas....
Some elements don't want to see peace in this region so instead of dying everyday why not try to finish this for once and all.....
Chandragupt Maurya
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This is an opportunity for India to deport all illegal Pakistani nationals currently residing in the country. So far, more than 80,000 Pakistani women married to Indian citizens have been identified. I had no idea that such a large number of Pakistanis had managed to infiltrate into India.
Yasser76
Elite Member
This was just downright weird, basically saying how incompetetnt the Indian army is.
They found the attackers 4 times but they still managed to escape? It is hard finding them as they can hide due to having "rechecks notes" "food and water"!?
Also whats with her weird 1 second silence after every sentence?
Weirdest piece of "news" I have every watched
SiliconBit (silicon0000)
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Yasser76
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Their frustation level is really enjoyable.
Guy will give himself a heart attack, bechari!
vasanthm
SpeedLimited
Why so many women
SiliconBit (silicon0000)
Trusted Member
You will be shocked to death if you somehow able to find out how many of our soldiers has actually did duty in India.
Lulldapull
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We’ve been told years ago during the Bajwa era to lay off of india.
And we intend to keep it that way.
We disengaged more than 5 years ago!
Yasser76
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Looks like all of Indian media now having a collective meltdown as it dawns of them they cant do jack**it against us.
This will go on for weeks now, end up with something like "We did not attack as Pakistan was already scared"
No wonder the world does not take these jokers seriously.
This will go on for weeks now, end up with something like "We did not attack as Pakistan was already scared"
No wonder the world does not take these jokers seriously.
RescueRanger
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On April 29, 2025, the Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, addressed the nation and the world in a high-stakes and significant press briefing, during which he presented what he described as irrefutable evidence of India’s involvement in terrorism on Pakistani soil.
The declarations were vast and serious, involving India’s premier intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), and the Indian Army in orchestrating, funding, and directing attacks through militant proxies across Pakistan. These activities were said to be focused particularly on the provinces of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, as well as the regions of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan (GB).
RAW has been systematically funding terror networks and other separatist outfits with the clear objective of destabilizing Pakistan and obstructing development projects like the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), as evidenced by the arrest of Khulbhushan Jadhav – a serving Indian Navy officer – who confessed to coordinating sabotage under RAW’s direction.
In her paper submission to the Journal of Law and social studies, Asst. Prof Shahzadi at IMCS, Multan stated;
The DG ISPR claimed that Indian intelligence, with operational backing from elements of the Indian Armed Forces, has been deeply engaged in orchestrating terrorism through proxies operating inside Pakistan and Kulbhushan Jadhav trial provided one of the concrete example of India’s direct involvement in cross-border terrorism.[Image 1]
[Image 1 - Indian Terrorist network exposed in Pakistan. Source: ISPR]
One of the most alarming elements of the briefing was the disclosure that the Indian Army has been using drones to transport money, weapons, and encrypted communication devices across the border. These drone missions, according to Pakistani intelligence, are designed to bypass conventional detection and ensure swift and anonymous delivery to militants.[Image 2]
[Image 2 - alleged Indian Drone with payload from India. Source: ISPR]
Several such payloads have reportedly been intercepted by Pakistani forces. This use of modern technology marks a significant shift in the methods of cross-border terrorism and represents a growing challenge for Pakistan’s security apparatus.
Perhaps the most striking element of the briefing was the use of audio recordings and encrypted chat messages captured by Pakistani intelligence.
[Image 3: Digital Forensic Evidence of exchange between terrorist and Indian handlers. Source ISPR]
The DG ISPR played segments of these conversations between a known terrorist and his RAW/Indian Army handler. Some of these recordings were played during the briefing, capturing direct conversations about targets, attack strategies, and operational support, suggesting a high degree of command and control being exercised from across the border.
The audio clips reportedly contained discussions about target selection, attack timings, and operational instructions, delivered in real time from Indian handler. These were presented alongside chat logs showing digital confirmations of successful attacks, funds received, and new assignments. DG ISPR stressed that these digital and electronic intercepts are unambiguous proof of India’s command and control over these proxy militants.
Adding another layer to this multifaceted campaign, the DG ISPR said India has intensified its use of hybrid warfare, relying heavily on misinformation and disinformation to destabilize Pakistan internally.
During the Jaffar Express hostage crisis, Indian-linked networks allegedly disseminated AI-generated content and synthetic videos aimed at discrediting Pakistani security forces and manipulating public opinion [Image4].
[Image 4: Analysis of synthetic image vs original still from video]
This image was widely shared on Indian social media circles and also innocently shared by Pakistani users inside Pakistan, the image claims to show an attack on a train and attempts to attribute the image to the Jaffar Express hijacking hostage incident.
However the original video which has been digitally spliced to create a synthetic image fire near Mir Chakar area in Karachi’s Gulshan-e-Maymar, Pakistan, on 10 March 2025. Note that the Jaffar express Incident occured on March 11.
Another feather in the cap of 56" GODI government is that in 2023 the German News Network Deutsche Welle aired a short documentary titled "How did India become the FAKE NEWS hotspot]
This use of digital propaganda, combined with kinetic operations and economic subversion, forms what the military spokesman described as a comprehensive campaign of aggression.
The presentation of this new evidence including financial documents, intercepted communications, confessional testimonies, and technological analyses of drone activity marks a serious escalation in the diplomatic and security tensions between Pakistan and India.
Recommendations:
In light of these serious disclosures, it is imperative that Pakistan adopt a multi-dimensional strategy to respond effectively. The government must take immediate steps to consolidate this evidence into a formal legal dossier and submit it to international bodies, including the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
At the same time, Pakistan’s diplomatic corps must engage foreign governments, international think tanks, and global media to ensure that this narrative receives serious attention.
Foreign policy experts need to proactively challenge the dominant international perception that tends to favor Indian perspectives, especially in Western capitals. This includes producing strategic analyses and conducting briefings that shed light on the realities Pakistan faces due to India’s covert aggression.
Pakistani diplomats must frame these revelations not merely as a bilateral grievance but as a violation of international norms, sovereignty, and peace. They must engage with multilateral organizations such as the OIC, SCO, and ASEAN, making the case that Indian actions pose a direct threat to regional and global stability.
As India continues to project itself as a rising power and a responsible global actor, the contrast between its image and its actions – if proven as presented – must be laid bare. The evidence unveiled by Pakistan’s military leadership not only challenges India’s conduct but also tests the world’s willingness to uphold justice and accountability.
In this moment of heightened tension, clarity, consistency, and international engagement will be Pakistan’s most effective tools – not just to defend its own security, but to reaffirm its commitment to regional peace and lawful diplomacy.
This is a critical opportunity for Pakistan to reshape global perceptions through evidence and principle diplomacy – transparency and restraint can help isolate aggression and strengthen its international standing.
The declarations were vast and serious, involving India’s premier intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), and the Indian Army in orchestrating, funding, and directing attacks through militant proxies across Pakistan. These activities were said to be focused particularly on the provinces of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, as well as the regions of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan (GB).
RAW has been systematically funding terror networks and other separatist outfits with the clear objective of destabilizing Pakistan and obstructing development projects like the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), as evidenced by the arrest of Khulbhushan Jadhav – a serving Indian Navy officer – who confessed to coordinating sabotage under RAW’s direction.
In her paper submission to the Journal of Law and social studies, Asst. Prof Shahzadi at IMCS, Multan stated;
The DG ISPR claimed that Indian intelligence, with operational backing from elements of the Indian Armed Forces, has been deeply engaged in orchestrating terrorism through proxies operating inside Pakistan and Kulbhushan Jadhav trial provided one of the concrete example of India’s direct involvement in cross-border terrorism.[Image 1]
[Image 1 - Indian Terrorist network exposed in Pakistan. Source: ISPR]
One of the most alarming elements of the briefing was the disclosure that the Indian Army has been using drones to transport money, weapons, and encrypted communication devices across the border. These drone missions, according to Pakistani intelligence, are designed to bypass conventional detection and ensure swift and anonymous delivery to militants.[Image 2]
[Image 2 - alleged Indian Drone with payload from India. Source: ISPR]
Several such payloads have reportedly been intercepted by Pakistani forces. This use of modern technology marks a significant shift in the methods of cross-border terrorism and represents a growing challenge for Pakistan’s security apparatus.
Perhaps the most striking element of the briefing was the use of audio recordings and encrypted chat messages captured by Pakistani intelligence.
[Image 3: Digital Forensic Evidence of exchange between terrorist and Indian handlers. Source ISPR]
The DG ISPR played segments of these conversations between a known terrorist and his RAW/Indian Army handler. Some of these recordings were played during the briefing, capturing direct conversations about targets, attack strategies, and operational support, suggesting a high degree of command and control being exercised from across the border.
The audio clips reportedly contained discussions about target selection, attack timings, and operational instructions, delivered in real time from Indian handler. These were presented alongside chat logs showing digital confirmations of successful attacks, funds received, and new assignments. DG ISPR stressed that these digital and electronic intercepts are unambiguous proof of India’s command and control over these proxy militants.
Adding another layer to this multifaceted campaign, the DG ISPR said India has intensified its use of hybrid warfare, relying heavily on misinformation and disinformation to destabilize Pakistan internally.
During the Jaffar Express hostage crisis, Indian-linked networks allegedly disseminated AI-generated content and synthetic videos aimed at discrediting Pakistani security forces and manipulating public opinion [Image4].
[Image 4: Analysis of synthetic image vs original still from video]
This image was widely shared on Indian social media circles and also innocently shared by Pakistani users inside Pakistan, the image claims to show an attack on a train and attempts to attribute the image to the Jaffar Express hijacking hostage incident.
However the original video which has been digitally spliced to create a synthetic image fire near Mir Chakar area in Karachi’s Gulshan-e-Maymar, Pakistan, on 10 March 2025. Note that the Jaffar express Incident occured on March 11.
Another feather in the cap of 56" GODI government is that in 2023 the German News Network Deutsche Welle aired a short documentary titled "How did India become the FAKE NEWS hotspot]
This use of digital propaganda, combined with kinetic operations and economic subversion, forms what the military spokesman described as a comprehensive campaign of aggression.
The presentation of this new evidence including financial documents, intercepted communications, confessional testimonies, and technological analyses of drone activity marks a serious escalation in the diplomatic and security tensions between Pakistan and India.
Recommendations:
In light of these serious disclosures, it is imperative that Pakistan adopt a multi-dimensional strategy to respond effectively. The government must take immediate steps to consolidate this evidence into a formal legal dossier and submit it to international bodies, including the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
At the same time, Pakistan’s diplomatic corps must engage foreign governments, international think tanks, and global media to ensure that this narrative receives serious attention.
Foreign policy experts need to proactively challenge the dominant international perception that tends to favor Indian perspectives, especially in Western capitals. This includes producing strategic analyses and conducting briefings that shed light on the realities Pakistan faces due to India’s covert aggression.
Pakistani diplomats must frame these revelations not merely as a bilateral grievance but as a violation of international norms, sovereignty, and peace. They must engage with multilateral organizations such as the OIC, SCO, and ASEAN, making the case that Indian actions pose a direct threat to regional and global stability.
As India continues to project itself as a rising power and a responsible global actor, the contrast between its image and its actions – if proven as presented – must be laid bare. The evidence unveiled by Pakistan’s military leadership not only challenges India’s conduct but also tests the world’s willingness to uphold justice and accountability.
In this moment of heightened tension, clarity, consistency, and international engagement will be Pakistan’s most effective tools – not just to defend its own security, but to reaffirm its commitment to regional peace and lawful diplomacy.
This is a critical opportunity for Pakistan to reshape global perceptions through evidence and principle diplomacy – transparency and restraint can help isolate aggression and strengthen its international standing.
Waz
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Huh? I didn't comment on that post.
Whirling_dervesh
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how about deporting your ass out of this pakistani forum?
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