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Dr Farhan Shatters Indian Propaganda, Exposing RAW’s Alleged Proxies

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Dr Farhan Shatters Indian Propaganda, Exposing RAW’s Alleged Proxies

Social media activist and analyst Dr Farhan War has repeatedly challenged what the article describes as Indian provocation, military failures and the role of India’s intelligence agency, RAW, through factual arguments and social media discussions.

According to the article, his outspoken remarks and analyses of Indian policies and the Indian Army have drawn a strong reaction from Indian media.

It claims that his views have challenged India’s propaganda networks and social media accounts, prompting what it describes as baseless accusations against Pakistan and its institutions.

The article further states that Indian media and RAW have long attempted to blame Pakistan, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and Pakistani personalities for India’s domestic political failures, the Modi government’s crises and setbacks faced by the Indian military.

It describes certain Indian media figures as acting on RAW’s instructions and accuses them of spreading misinformation and fake news. It also claims that references to the ISI have been made without supporting evidence.

The article maintains that allegations and counter-allegations on social media have intensified following Dr Farhan War’s commentary, while asserting that such propaganda lacks a sound legal or ethical basis.

Note: The claims and characterisations above reflect the source article’s allegations and have not been independently verified.

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Humayun Mehmoti
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Humayun Mehmoti

The writer is a News Editor and digital journalist specializing in current affairs, politics, security and international developments.

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