After facing diplomatic and political embarrassment on the world stage during Marka e Haq, the Indian government has ramped up its disinformation campaign, using fake news as a last resort. Reports suggest a surge in fabricated stories and misleading narratives pushed by Indian-sponsored propaganda outlets.
The move is seen as a desperate attempt to distract from the country’s recent international setbacks. While the world watched India’s credibility falter, Pakistan made significant diplomatic gains — especially in strengthening its relationship with the United States in just three days, something India failed to do in decades.
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Analysts say this shift has deeply frustrated Indian authorities, who are now allegedly relying on misinformation to divert attention. The fake news wave appears to be a cover-up tactic to mask failures at home and abroad.
This revelation has sparked strong reactions online, with many calling out India’s actions as dangerous and irresponsible, urging the international community to stay alert and verify facts before believing any such stories.
