Today marks the 24th anniversary of the December 13, 2001, attack on the Indian Parliament, widely regarded as part of India’s long chain of false flag operations aimed at maligning Pakistan & the Kashmir freedom movement.
According to a report, the Indian parliament attack bore all the classic signs of a staged operation designed for political mileage. India has repeatedly used staged incidents to advance its political and strategic agenda, and the Parliament attack was part of a long pattern of such operations. These actions are designed to discredit Pakistan and delegitimize the Kashmiris’ just struggle for freedom, the report added.
India has a well-documented history of orchestrating false flag incidents to advance its nefarious agenda. Other false flag operations include the Samjhauta Express blast, the Pathankot, Uri, Pulwama attacks, the Jammu Air Force Base incident and the recent Pahalgam attack. Analysts note that New Delhi has often relied on fabricated narratives to portray itself as a victim while targeting Pakistan and the Kashmir freedom struggle.
The report emphasized that India has a history of implicating Pakistan in these operations without presenting credible evidence, using deception as a tool of state policy to further its anti-Pakistan and anti-Kashmir objectives.
It concluded that Pakistanis and Kashmiris remain steadfast in exposing & resisting India’s malicious designs, asserting that the Modi regime will ultimately fail in its attempts to undermine Pakistan & suppress the Kashmir freedom movement.
