DG ISPR presents 'killed' Pakistani soldier alive, refutes Indian claims of false-flag operation
Most outlets reported that DG ISPR, Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, presented retired soldier Mohammad Asif alive to refute Indian claims that he was killed in an operation in Indian Illegally Occupied Kashmir. Several emphasized the term "false-flag operation" as the central framing, while others noted the soldier's appearance at a press conference or the rejection of Indian media reports. Some described the Indian narrative as "hilarious" or "slain terrorist" claims, but only those outlets that used such language are attributed with those specific characterizations.
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India staged false-flag operation: DG ISPR presents ‘killed’ Pakistani soldier alive
ISLAMABAD: Director General, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Thursday presented before the media retired Special Services Group (SSG) Havildar Mohammad Asif, whom Indian authorities and media had claimed was killed as a Lashkar-e-Taiba operative in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), terming the episode another “false flag operation” by I...
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'Dead' soldier appears alive: Pakistan Army exposes Indian false-flag operation
DG ISPR details an alleged Indian false-flag operation, presenting a timeline and questioning claims surrounding a reported terrorist incident in IIOJK.
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India’s ‘dead’ Pakistani ex-soldier appears alive as DG ISPR exposes ‘false flag’ claim
DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry exposed India’s claim of killing former Pakistani soldier Mohammad Asif in Kashmir, presenting him alive at a press conference. Asif said he was at home when Indian media reported his death, while the DG ISPR called the episode a false flag.
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'Dead' SSG man 'resurrects' to expose India's lie
DG ISPR rejects Indian military claims; Asif says reports falsely declared him dead
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‘Killed’ former soldier appears alive — Indi...
Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Thursday rejected Indian
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DG ISPR presents ‘killed’ Pakistani soldier alive, says India staged false-flag operation
Inter-Services Public Relations Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on Thursday rejected Indian claims that a man allegedly linked to the Pakistani military had been killed in an operation in Indian Illegally Occupied Kashmir and presented the individual during a press conference.
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India staged another ‘false-flag operation’ on Sept 29, says DG ISPR
DG ISPR accuses India of staging a 'false-flag operation' in IIOJK on Sept 29. Pakistan debunks Indian Army's social media claims of an operation in the region.
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DG ISPR debunks Indian media claim of ex-Pakistan Army official’s killing
Addressing a press conference, the DG ISPR apprised journalists of reports circulated by several Indian media platforms claiming that Mohammad Asif, allegedly wanted in connection with the April 22 Pahalgam attack, had been killed during an “encounter” in Korag, IIOJK. The reports claimed that Asif, also known as Hashim Moosa, was affiliated with the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and had previou...
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DG ISPR mocks India’s ‘Slain Terrorist’ Claim, bringing ‘Dead’ Man Alive in False-Flag Exposé
RAWALPINDI – India’s hilarious narrative surrounding killing of alleged militant in occupied Kashmir comes under intense scrutiny after Inter-Services Public…
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Pakistan Army exposes India's another 'false-flag operation'
Inter-Services Public Relations 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...
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