Web desk: Indian television channels have once again turned their focus towards Pakistan, this time sensationalising the Tirah Valley incident in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with fake images and false claims of a massive explosion at a bomb-making facility.
The loud coverage has raised questions: why is Indian media so deeply invested in Pakistan’s internal matters when pressing issues at home go largely ignored?
Analysts argue that this constant fixation reflects a wider pattern of propaganda aimed at distracting from domestic challenges while falsely accusing Pakistan.
Instead of responsible reporting, Indian outlets have chosen to amplify unverified stories, creating chaos rather than clarity.
Their coverage of the Tirah Valley is being seen as part of a long-running trend of manufacturing headlines at the expense of facts.
The coverage relied on fake images and exaggerated claims, adding to what observers describe as a pattern of chaos-driven, irresponsible journalism.
The controversy has once again highlighted how Indian media outlets remain fixated on Pakistan while neglecting pressing issues at home.
Earlier this year, India violated Pakistani sovereignty under the guise of counter-terrorism operations.
The matter has been raised at the United Nations, with calls for the Security Council to pay urgent attention to “state terrorism” carried out under the cover of counter-terrorism.
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