#CivilWarInPakistan: How is India linked to the recent unrest in Pakistan?

Lahore, 18th April: #CivilWarInPakistan is trending on top right now on Twitter in Pakistan.

According to Baaghi TV’s report, #CivilWarInPakistan is trending on top on Twitter today, after the reported incident of severe clashes between police officers and workers of banned organization Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP).

According to the Data Analytics Expert, the trend was launched by an Indian Twitter Handle at 2 pm today which were followed by the Verified Indian Twitter Handles tweeted on this trend.

As per reports, the majority of tweets have emerged from India and so far more than 10,000 tweets have been shared on this hashtag, including TLPs and PMLNs Twitter accounts.

Trend Facts of "CivilWarinPakistan"
*Total tweet Posted: 10,318
sums of tweets and retweets
(Tweets: 1,396 & retweets: 8,922)
* Trend created by Indian twitter account @Gif_baaz
at 16-Apr-21 14:06:53 pic.twitter.com/TGH6NlRLHa

— meddy tweets  (@meddytweets) April 18, 2021

On the other hand, according to the latest revelations made by the Intelligence Agencies in Pakistan, after investigating mobile chats of the TLP workers they have discovered Indian mobile numbers in the TLP’s WhatsApp groups inciting violence against Pakistan and law enforcement agencies.

*Majority of twitter accounts are from India pic.twitter.com/hW8yO7XvLR

— meddy tweets  (@meddytweets) April 18, 2021

As per reports from sources, the security officials have traced the foreign passport holders numbers and arrested them for instigating riots in the ongoing TLPs protests.

Conclusion
* TLP and PMLN social media team also participated in this trend.
* Public participation in this trend is 1.7%, it means its misinformation campaign and this trend is fake. pic.twitter.com/VKHgn7AfDX

— meddy tweets  (@meddytweets) April 18, 2021

Intelligence agencies timely informed the Pakistan government about the TLP’s contacts with the Indian nationals and hence, the authorities took an initiative and detained the TLP chief Saad Hussain Rizvi.

As per reports, Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) is cracking down against the Pakistani nationals who are reportedly publishing content in support of TLP riots on social media.

Stay tuned to Baaghi TV to read further updates!