NEW DELHI – A powerful explosion near a metro station in India’s capital has left at least ten people dead and several others injured. However, shocking eyewitness statements are now casting doubt on the official version of events and raising concerns about a potential propaganda campaign against Pakistan.
An eyewitness named Dharamender shared disturbing details that appear to contradict Indian media reports. He stated that the explosion occurred as he was passing nearby and that he saw four charred bodies inside the vehicle involved. Outside the car, he found two more dead and one injured person.
According to Dharamender, the vehicle was a white Suzuki with a Haryana number plate registered under the name Mohammad Nadeem. However, soon after the incident, he claimed that both government officials and several pro-Modi media outlets altered the facts. Reports began identifying the vehicle as a different brand, while the owner’s name was changed from Nadeem to Salman—and, in some cases, to Tariq.
This alleged manipulation of information has sparked intense debate across India and beyond. Analysts and political observers are now questioning the government’s handling of the tragedy, pointing out a key inconsistency: how could a “terrorist attack” end with the immediate deaths of the supposed perpetrators?
Critics argue that this is not the first time India’s media and authorities have been accused of distorting facts for political gain. They claim that such incidents often serve to shift attention away from internal issues and create diplomatic tension with neighboring Pakistan.
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The eyewitness account has gone viral on social media, prompting many users to demand transparency and an independent investigation. As the story unfolds, India faces mounting pressure to provide evidence and address the growing doubts surrounding the blast and its aftermath.
