Pakistan Rejects Indian Media’s False Allegations of Attack on IIOJK

As Indian media circulates claims of Pakistani aggression in IIOJK, Islamabad has firmly denied the accusations, calling them deliberate misinformation to justify India’s recent military strikes.

Pakistan has strongly dismissed reports circulating in Indian media that allege it launched attacks on Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). Officials in Islamabad labeled the reports as baseless fabrications aimed at deceiving the international community.

According to reliable sources, these media narratives are part of a deliberate campaign to mislead global audiences and build a false case for further Indian military actions in the disputed region. The reports, they said, are completely devoid of truth and lack any factual foundation.

“These are white lies,” a senior official stated, “crafted to portray Pakistan as the aggressor and distract from India’s own hostile activities in the region.”

Pakistani authorities believe that the timing and tone of these allegations suggest a broader strategy by New Delhi to legitimize its recent acts of military aggression. This includes missile and drone attacks carried out by India on Pakistani soil, actions which Islamabad views as clear violations of international law.

Officials argue that the false claims serve as a smokescreen, offering India a convenient excuse to continue its campaign of repression in Indian-occupied Kashmir and provoke regional instability.

“These fabricated stories are not only misleading but dangerous,” the sources added. “They give India political cover for its military misadventures and human rights abuses in IIOJK.”

Pakistan has repeatedly called for transparency and accountability regarding India’s military actions, especially those that have targeted civilian areas. Islamabad has also urged the international community, including the United Nations, to take note of India’s growing use of disinformation as a tool of warfare.

Analysts note that this isn’t the first time India has been accused of using media narratives to deflect attention from its activities in IIOJK. The use of misinformation, especially during times of heightened tension, has been a recurring tactic in the long-standing conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

Officials in Islamabad reaffirmed that Pakistan remains committed to peace and regional stability. However, they emphasized that any aggression or propaganda against the country would be met with a firm diplomatic and strategic response.

Pakistan has urged international observers to closely scrutinize the credibility of such media claims and to differentiate between propaganda and facts. The country has also reiterated its call for the peaceful resolution of the Kashmir dispute in line with United Nations Security Council resolutions.

As tensions remain high, Pakistan’s rejection of these allegations highlights the urgent need for responsible journalism and honest diplomacy in one of the world’s most volatile regions.