India Rejects Pakistan’s Misinformation Campaign on Military Assets
New Delhi, May 10 (ANI): India has firmly dismissed Pakistan’s claims regarding the destruction of key Indian military assets, calling them part of a broader disinformation campaign. Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, addressing a joint press conference on Operation Sindoor, outlined Pakistan’s false assertions about damage to India’s defence systems, including the S-400 system at Adhampur, airfields at Suratgarh and Sirsa, and strategic positions in Nagrota, Dehrangyari, and Chandigarh.
She emphasized that these narratives were designed to undermine India’s military capability and spread fear. Alongside these misinformation efforts, Pakistan has reportedly escalated military actions along the Line of Control (LoC), including air intrusions and artillery shelling. In response, the Indian Army has taken proportionate retaliatory measures, causing extensive damage to Pakistan’s military infrastructure.
To debunk Pakistan’s claims, India presented time-stamped images confirming the integrity of its air bases and defence systems, reinforcing its stance against false propaganda.
India Rejects Pakistan’s Misinformation Campaign on Military Assets
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