Information Ministry Denies Unrest in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Accuses Foreign and PTI-Linked Accounts of Spreading Misinformation
Most outlets reported that the Information Ministry denied claims of unrest in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, attributing the claims to social media accounts. The Express Tribune and 24 News HD both highlighted that the ministry accused PTI-linked and foreign (Afghan and Indian) accounts of using AI-generated visuals and old footage to spread misleading content. Minute Mirror also mentioned the ministry’s rejection of unrest claims and the role of social media accounts but provided less detail on the alleged affiliations.
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Information ministry rejects claims of unrest in K...
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has rejected social media claims of unrest in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), accusing several accounts of
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Information Ministry accuses Afghan, Indian accounts of spreading false unrest claims in KP
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has accused Afghan and Indian social media accounts of spreading misleading claims about unrest in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa through AI-generated images, old footage and unrelated videos.
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Info ministry rejects social media claims of unrest in K-P as misleading
Says PTI-linked accounts circulated AI-generated visuals, old and unrelated videos to portray unrest in province
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