A senior Indian journalist, Archana Tiwari, has unveiled shocking details and disturbing ground realities surrounding the alleged ‘false flag operation’ in Pahalgam, Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Tiwari’s investigation raises serious questions about the authenticity and intent behind the official narrative of the operation. Her findings shed light on significant discrepancies, particularly regarding security agency claims that appear inconsistent with eyewitness accounts and local sources.
According to Tiwari, multiple individuals contradicted the official version, suggesting that evidence may have been fabricated and conflict scenarios staged. A political analyst commented, “Archana Tiwari’s revelations prove that the Pahalgam false flag operation is nothing more than propaganda.”
One of Tiwari’s key sources, a Kashmiri driver, revealed unsettling truths during their conversation, claiming that Indian news outlets were relentlessly spreading false information. Tiwari recorded the exchange as part of her investigative effort.
When Tiwari asked, “Was the attack on the newlywed couple and the boy’s death a lie?” the driver responded, “Yes, it’s all a lie—the boy is alive. It was all just a staged drama.”
The driver further claimed, “Everything being spread in India is a lie.”
Tiwari pressed further, asking, “Is the widow’s statement and the video of the affected child also false?” The driver replied, “Yes, it’s all a political game.”
The Kashmiri driver went on to challenge the official narrative, saying, “How could terrorists firing from 10 kilometres away ask about the victims’ religion?” He also expressed frustration with the Modi government, stating, “If the Modi government doesn’t stop the economic genocide of Kashmiris, the people will have no choice but to take up arms.”
The driver accused the Indian government of orchestrating the situation, saying, “This is all Modi’s drama,” and “All of India has played a game with Kashmir.” He added, “Pakistan is ready for war. If war breaks out, Modi, Amit Shah, and Yogi Adityanath will be the first to run.” According to the driver, “Only then will Indians realise they made a mistake by trusting the Modi government.”
The conversation, which exposes both the oppression under the Modi administration and the true sentiments of the Kashmiri people, contrasts sharply with the narrative presented by Indian media. A political analyst noted that this stark difference highlights the disconnect between the official story and the lived reality of those on the ground.
