Pakistan Army exposes India's another 'false-flag operation'

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director-General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Thursday exposed another Indian false-flag operation, producing before the media Havildar Muhammad Asif — a retired Pakistani Army soldier whom India had falsely claimed to have killed in a staged encounter in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).

Addressing a press conference, the ISPR DG said the incident had begun on the night of September 29 when the Indian Corps posted on social media that a joint search operation had been launched in the general area of Korag, Yousmarg, during which one terrorist had been neutralised.

Nearly seven hours later, the Indian Army issued an update claiming that the body of a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist identified as Mohammad Asif alias Hashim Moosa had been recovered along with war-like stores in the general area of Palmaidan.

Shortly after, Indian news agency ANI published a detailed account claiming Mohammad Asif was born on March 7, 1980, had joined the Pakistan Army in 2000 under service number PA-3106947, retired with the rank of Havildar, was inducted into the Special Services Group in 2005, served with 4 Commando Yalgar Battalion, was posted to Balochistan from 2006 onward, participated in approximately 10 operations against Baloch insurgents, was credited with 13 kills and had served on the VVIP security team of former President Pervez Musharraf between 2006 and 2009.

"You might be recalling Uri, Pahalgam and Pulwama — a very interesting story is being cooked, and the story is now complete," the ISPR DG said, adding that there was a lot of evidence available.

He then produced Havildar Muhammad Asif — alive — before the assembled media, comprehensively demolishing India's fabricated account and exposing another in a series of staged incidents designed to manufacture a Pakistani terrorist narrative in IIOJK.

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