Failed ‘Operation Sindoor’: Indian Media Propaganda Exposed Once Again

Islamabad (Web Desk) — India has once again resorted to what the source describes as false propaganda through its media outlets in an attempt to conceal the setbacks it suffered on the battlefield. Indian television channel NDTV has reportedly attempted to distort facts by making what the source characterizes as fabricated and absurd claims under the pretext of the “failed Operation Sindoor.”

According to defence experts, Indian media is conducting a propaganda campaign through a so-called “research book” to mislead the Indian public. The primary objective of this campaign, they say, is to conceal the facts surrounding Pakistan’s decisive and powerful response to what is described as unprovoked Indian aggression. Through such reports, Indian media is allegedly attempting to cover up the destruction of its air bases, disruptions to satellite and power-grid systems, as well as the loss of Indian aircraft.

It is pertinent to note that, according to the source, India’s embarrassment has been exposed internationally on multiple occasions. Former US President Donald Trump, along with prominent international broadcasters such as CNN and Al Jazeera, reportedly brought facts regarding the destruction of Indian military installations and aircraft during “Operation Bunyan al-Marsus” to the world’s attention. Moreover, the source states that India’s own military leadership has also acknowledged in the past the heavy losses suffered at the hands of Pakistan.

Analysts say that after suffering a setback on the battlefield, India is now engaged in what they describe as a futile effort to protect its distorted image through “propaganda warfare,” continuously using what they call its “lapdog media” as a tool for this purpose.