Pakistan has effectively dismantled Indian propaganda by providing timely and transparent access to both local and international media, allowing them to visit areas in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) falsely claimed by Indian outlets as “terrorist camps.”
In a strategic move to counter baseless allegations, Pakistan invited journalists to independently inspect the sites named in Indian media reports, including Kel, Sardi, Dudhnial, Athmuqam, Jura, Leepa, Pachhiban, Forward Kahuta, Kotli, Khoiratta, Mendhar, Nakyal, Chaman Kot, and Jan Kot.
This media access exposed the falsehoods in Indian claims, revealing no signs of militant infrastructure in these peaceful civilian regions. The tour, organized by Pakistani authorities, underscores Islamabad’s commitment to transparency and peace amid rising regional tensions.
According to security sources, Indian media’s repeated targeting of these locations is being viewed as a precursor to possible Indian aggression. Media teams will continue visits to these areas today to further document ground realities.
Pakistan’s timely action not only neutralized the disinformation campaign but also reaffirmed its stance on promoting factual reporting and regional stability.
