India promoting anti-Pakistan agenda: DG ISPR

(news from dailytops4u 09/08/2021)

Rawalpindi: The Director General (DG) for Interservice Public Relations (ISPR), Major General Babar Iftikhar, said that India is committed to advancing the anti-Pakistan agenda in six areas, including the promotion of terrorism, attacks on the economy, the use of diplomacy, the spread of anarchy and Kashmir. and social issues. .

He said that India's aggression in Kashmir was cleverly concealed from international eyes and unfounded propaganda in favor of the repeal of Article 370 was spread. He said that EU lawmakers are invited to visit Jammu and Indian-occupied Kashmir ( IIOJK). He was portrayed in an individual capacity, but as a representative of the EU.

Babur İftikhar said that in terms of social problems, false propaganda on minority and women's issues has been launched throughout the history of the EU. Resolutions against Pakistan were debated in the European Parliament in order to damage Pakistan's image in all these areas.

He stressed that the DisinfoLab report ranks this campaign against Pakistan from a sixth to six, the highest level of disinformation spread by India.

Major General Iftikhar said the EU Disinformation Laboratory report exposed Pakistan's claim and the world is now talking about it. "If you keep quiet, the truth always wins," ISPR DG said, adding that the report is a third-party report.

He said the report's findings provide a framework for government and stakeholders to take into account the fact that decision makers abuse international institutions, influence decision makers and mislead the world.

The army media chief said the past decade has been difficult for Pakistan. He reviewed the efforts of the security sector and the challenges posed by cowardice and locust attacks, and how Pakistan has successfully overcome the problems.

ISPR's CEO said there are no terrorist strongholds in the country. He said there are small unorganized groups, but there is no evidence of organizational infrastructure.

He said that the state, national institutions, the armed forces and the nation are united to face the challenges. The Director General of ISPR said that the general security situation in the country has improved and comprehensive measures have been taken to secure the border between Afghanistan and Iran.

He said that, on the one hand, India continues to violate the ceasefire line and, on the other hand, banned organizations operate on the eastern border of the country. Iftikhar said that the country always looks at the facts related to internal and external threats and responds to them in a timely manner.

He said that in the last three years, 311,000 operations were carried out as part of the cancellation of the conspiracy. Tribal areas are now part of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province (KP), and the rate of terrorist incidents in 2020 decreased by 45 percent compared to last year.

Iftikhar said that India recorded the highest number of ceasefire violations (CFV) on its eastern border with 201, specifically along the Line of Control (LoC) 3.07 times, and conducted offensive operations against Pakistan in February 201. The Indian provocation was answered correctly. Except for showing aggression in February 201.