Back Devdiscourse India Condemns China's Support to Pakistan Amid Disinformation Campaigns
In a strategic move, India has issued a stern rebuke to China over its alleged support to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor, with the Ministry of External Affairs emphasizing the detrimental impact such support could have on the global standing of those involved. The criticism comes on the heels of reports that Beijing had provided technical assistance to Islamabad during the military engagement driven by the Pahalgam terror attacks.
Addressing the media, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal noted that the international community is closely observing these developments. He emphasized the necessity of reflection for nations aligning themselves with efforts to shield terrorist infrastructures. Jaiswal remarked that India’s Operation Sindoor was a measured military strategy to neutralize cross-border threats as retaliation to the attacks in Pahalgam.
As the nation commemorates the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, narratives across the border are becoming increasingly desperate. In a clear sign of this, a fake video exploiting spokesperson Jaiswal's likeness was dismissed as propaganda by the PIB. India warns citizens against such disinformation, advocating reliance on verified government portals for accurate information.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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