Pak Army Strongly Condemns Indian Military Leadership’s Provocative Propaganda

Rawalpindi – The Pakistan Army has strongly condemned the fabricated and provocative statements by the Indian military leadership, warning that such rhetoric poses serious risks to regional peace and stability in South Asia.

In a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Pakistan expressed deep concern over India’s repeated propaganda, particularly five months after the Battle of Haq. The ISPR noted that the Indian military leadership’s renewed false narrative appears to be politically motivated, especially in light of the upcoming elections in Bihar and West Bengal.

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“It seems the Indian military and political leadership have yet to come to terms with their decisive defeat in the Battle of Haq,” the statement said. “India is struggling to digest this reality, and its layers of falsehoods have been fully exposed. The world now recognizes India’s role in cross-border terrorism and as a source of regional instability.”

The ISPR emphasized that India’s adventurism and hegemonic ambitions are against the interests of its own people and its neighbors. It reiterated that the people and armed forces of Pakistan remain fully capable and resolutely committed to defending every inch of the country’s territory.

“Indian armed forces and their political masters must understand Pakistan’s capabilities and determination,” the statement warned. “Every act of aggression will be met with a swift, firm, and decisive response—one that future generations will remember.”

The ISPR also criticized Indian efforts to mislead both its own citizens and the international community, accusing Indian leadership of creating “Bollywood-style scenarios” to fuel militaristic sentiment. It concluded by reminding that any professional soldier would understand that unnecessary arrogance and reckless statements only fuel the flames of war hysteria.