After India’s air strike, Pakistan has started spreading lies on social media. Now all these lies are being caught one by one. Pakistan said that it had killed 3 Rafale and 2 MiG aircraft of India. This claim has been made by Pakistan -backed users on social media through years old photos.
First claim- Pakistan drops 3 Rafale aircraft of India
After the air strike, Pakistani users shared a 9 -month -old video on social media. Through this, it is being claimed that Pakistan dropped 3 Rafale of India.
However, the truth is that the video that is being shared is from 3 December 2024. When the Indian Air Force MiG-29 fighter aircraft crashed in Rajasthan. This claim proved to be completely fake in reverse image search.
Second claim- 2 MiG aircraft dropped
By sharing another video on social media, it is being claimed that Pakistan dropped 2 MiG aircraft in Bhatinda and Akhnoor. But the video being shared turned out to be on 21 May 2021.
4 years ago, MiG-21 fighter aircraft crashed in Moga district of Punjab. A pilot was also killed in it. This video is now being described after the air strike. This video turned out to be fake in the fact check.
Third claim- Indian Brigade headquarters destroyed
A few hours after India’s attack, Pakistani media began to claim to destroy the Indian Brigade headquarters. Since then, the video was continuously started by Pakistan-backed users on social media. But the video turned out to be fake in PIB’s fact check.
Viral fake advisory on social media
After the air strike, a message across the country is becoming increasingly viral, claiming that it is an advisory issued by the government. In this, people have been given guidelines for safety and preparation amidst Indo-Pak tension. But in the investigation of PIB, the advisory has been described as fake.
