From Parliament to Pulwama: December 13 Parliament Attack Exposes India’s Long History of False Flag Operations

The December 13, 2001, attack on the Indian Parliament remains a dark chapter that continues to expose how India uses tragedy to build false political narratives. Twenty-four years later, the incident is widely linked to India’s long pattern of false flag operations aimed at blaming Pakistan and crushing the Kashmir freedom movement. Instead of allowing open and honest investigation, India rushed to fix blame and used the incident to justify aggressive policies. This event did not stand alone but became part of a repeated method where fear, accusation, and propaganda replace truth and accountability.

♦ Crisis used for politics: India repeatedly turns serious incidents into tools for political mileage rather than seeking facts.
♦ Blame without proof: Pakistan was accused quickly while evidence remained weak or hidden.
♦ Pattern now undeniable: Similar incidents over the years reveal a deliberate strategy, not coincidence.

Parliament Attack Shows Clear Signs of False Flag Planning

According to a report by Kashmir Media Service, the Indian Parliament attack carried all the signs of a staged operation designed to serve political interests. The speed with which accusations were made, and the lack of transparent investigation, raised serious doubts from the start. Instead of answering questions, Indian authorities closed ranks and pushed a single narrative. This behaviour reflects a system more interested in control than truth.

♦ Truth blocked deliberately: India avoided independent scrutiny to protect its official story.
♦ Narrative fixed early: Conclusions were announced before facts were verified.
♦ Public misled: Citizens were fed emotion instead of evidence.

False Flag Operations as a Repeated Indian Strategy

The Parliament attack fits into a long list of incidents that analysts describe as false flag operations. These are not random events but follow a repeated pattern where India presents itself as a victim while pushing political goals. Each time, fear is created, nationalism is inflamed, and accountability disappears. This repeated behaviour shows planning, not chance.

♦ Same method repeated: Similar tactics appear again and again over decades.
♦ Fear carefully created: Emotional shock is used to silence questions.
♦ Accountability avoided: No serious internal review follows such incidents.

Pakistan Targeted Through Manufactured Allegations

A major goal of these operations has been to malign Pakistan without providing solid proof. In the case of the Parliament attack, Pakistan was blamed almost immediately. This approach damages regional peace and hardens public opinion. By repeating such accusations, India uses deception as a tool of state policy.

♦ Pakistan blamed by design: Accusations come first, evidence never follows clearly.
♦ Hostility increased intentionally: Tensions are raised for political benefit.
♦ Diplomacy harmed: False claims poison regional relations.

Kashmir Freedom Movement Deliberately Criminalised

Another clear objective of these false narratives is to delegitimise the Kashmir freedom struggle. By linking political resistance with violence, India attempts to erase the real demands of Kashmiris. The Parliament attack was used to justify harsher laws, arrests, and military action in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. This framing allows repression to be sold as security.

♦ Freedom mislabelled: Political struggle is falsely called terrorism.
♦ Occupation justified: Force is defended using security language.
♦ Kashmiri voices silenced: Genuine demands are ignored completely.

Other Incidents That Follow the Same Script

India’s record of alleged false flag operations includes the Samjhauta Express blast, Pathankot attack, Uri incident, Pulwama attack, the Jammu Air Force Base incident, and the recent Pahalgam attack. In each case, Pakistan was blamed quickly, while evidence remained disputed. Analysts point out striking similarities in how these incidents were used to push political goals.

♦ Same story every time: Blame is fixed before facts are checked.
♦ Questions left unanswered: Independent verification is blocked or ignored.
♦ Public opinion controlled: Fear is used to gain support for harsh policies.

Deception Used as State Policy

The Kashmir Media Service report stressed that India has repeatedly used deception as part of its official policy to advance anti-Pakistan and anti-Kashmir aims. By presenting itself as a victim, India seeks sympathy while hiding its actions in occupied Kashmir. This approach relies on emotion, not honesty. Over time, this has weakened India’s credibility.

♦ Victim image carefully built: India shows itself as under attack to avoid scrutiny.
♦ Facts filtered: Only information that suits the state is released.
♦ Credibility damaged: Repeated claims without proof raise global doubts.

Indian Media’s Role in Strengthening False Narratives

Indian media has played a central role in spreading official claims without serious questioning. After the Parliament attack, many media outlets echoed government statements without demanding evidence. This one-sided coverage shaped public opinion and blocked debate. Media silence on contradictions helped false stories become accepted truth.

♦ Media independence weakened: Journalists face pressure to follow the state line.
♦ Official version amplified: Government claims dominate airwaves.
♦ Public misinformed: Viewers are denied full facts.

Fear and Nationalism Used to Silence Dissent

False flag narratives also fuel aggressive nationalism, making criticism risky. After such incidents, dissenting voices are labelled anti-national. The Parliament attack helped strengthen this culture of fear. Nationalism becomes a shield against accountability, while real issues like human rights abuses in Kashmir are pushed aside.

♦ Fear replaces debate: Emotional slogans silence rational discussion.
♦ Dissent punished: Critics are targeted and isolated.
♦ Power protected: Crises are used to tighten control.

False Flags Operations Cannot Hide Reality

The December 13 Parliament attack stands as a powerful example of how India uses crisis and deception to advance political goals. Over twenty-four years later, the pattern is clearer than ever. Manufactured incidents, rushed blame, and controlled media form a system built on falsehood. While the Modi regime continues to rely on such tactics, time and facts continue to expose the truth. False flag operations may create noise, but they cannot bury reality forever.

♦ Pattern fully exposed: Repetition reveals deliberate planning.
♦ India’s claims losing force: Lies weaken with time.
♦ Truth stands firm: Deception cannot defeat justice.