Web desk: The American news agency AP has exposed Indian propaganda regarding the Tirah incident.
AP, supporting the Pakistani authorities’ version, reported that on Monday, at least 24 people were killed when explosives went off inside a compound in Pakistan’s north-western region.
The dead included both militants and civilians.
The blast occurred in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, destroying several nearby houses.
According to the report, local police officer Zafar Khan said at least 10 civilians, including women and children, were killed, along with at least 14 militants.
Additionally, the Indian media has once again continued its long record of spreading chaos, fabricating stories, and avoiding responsible journalism.
In the latest attempt, distorted facts and false images were used to sensationalise the Tirah Valley incident of Fitna Al Hindustan.
Indian television channels, shouting loudly and dramatically, falsely reported that a huge blast took place in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Tirah Valley after a bomb-making facility, allegedly linked.
Analysts say such fabricated reporting is aimed at tarnishing Pakistan’s international image and stirring unrest in sensitive border areas.
Authorities have reminded both the public and media to verify images, videos, or news before circulating them, especially in regions where the law-and-order situation is fragile.
Read more: Why Indian media sensationalising the Tirah explosion?
