13 Dec 2001 Indian Parliament attack was false flag operation to defame Pakistan

The 13 December 2001 Indian Parliament attack was a false flag operation aimed at defaming Pakistan and the Kashmir freedom movement.

A report released by Kashmir Media Service, today, said the attack on the Indian Parliament on December 13, 2001 showed clear signs of being orchestrated by India.

It said the parliament attack-like dramas were meant to malign Pakistan and Kashmiris’ indigenous freedom struggle, adding India has a long history of staging false flag operations to advance its nefarious agenda.

The report recalled that Samjhauta Express blast, Pathankot, Uri, Indian Parliament, Pulwama and Jammu Air force Base attacks were all part of India’s false flag strategy.

It said India uses falsehood as statecraft to discredit Pakistan and the Kashmir freedom movement. India consistently plays the victim, blaming Pakistan for its failures without presenting credible evidence, it added.

The report said through false flag operations, India attempts to equate the Kashmiri freedom struggle with terrorism but Pakistanis and Kashmiris remain resolute in countering India’s malicious plans and Modi’s designs against Pakistan and the Kashmir movement will ultimately fail.