India Refuses to Acknowledge Defeat in Ma’raka-e-Haq Even After a Year: ISPR
RAWALPINDI: India refuses to acknowledge the harsh truths of Ma’raka-e-Haq over a year later and Operation Sindoor has been revealed as an attempt to rewrite history. However, India continues to play the game with a preferred spin on things, rather than conceding defeat, according to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) and its attempt to manipulate facts with emotional storytelling and film aesthetics in its documentary on Operation Sindoor.
If the people behind the attacks in Pahalgam were killed on July 28, then who were they to be punished on May 7, asks ISPR. India’s assertion that Operation Sindoor was a counter-offensive for the death in Pahalgam goes against its own narrative, while its claim of a 100 percent success is at variance with operational information.
Downed Aircraft, Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos
During Ma’raka-e-Haq, Pakistan had given a tough answer to Indian aggression, dismissing eight Indian military jets in the air, the military’s media wing said. 26 military targets were engaged and eliminated in Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos. Even Hollywood imagery couldn’t change what happened with the planes and things got real.
ISPReDERA stated that there is no need to conjure up a lie or make up a story about Ma’raka-e-Haq when there are war records, diplomatic interactions and Indian statements enough to prove it. Pakistan is fully committed to peace and stability in the region and the Pakistan Armed Forces are 100% ready to safeguard the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Pakistan.
The military’s media wing also threatened that if Pakistan faced any future adventurism, then the reaction would be “decisive.