Islamabad: Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said that India always make false propaganda about Pakistan and refuted the news about Dawood Ibrahim ‘ admission to Karachi hospital and poisoning .
According to the Foreign Office, The Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said that India has always been making accusations and false propaganda about Pakistan and refuted news about Dawood Ibrahim’s admission to Karachi hospital and poisoning were false.
The spokesperson said that the EU Disinfo Lab’s report confirmed that all the Indian propaganda against Pakistan was fake and had no credible evidence in them.
“Even Pakistan is deeply concerned about Indian terrorism. India is spreading terrorism all around the globe including South East,” she added.
Furthermore, Baloch said that Kulbhushan Yadav, an Indian spy who was detained by the Pakistan security forces was on charges of espionage and subversive activities in Pakistan.
Dawood Ibrahim has been a man of mysterious character since the 1990s.
As usual, Indian media outlets along with India-based social media users stormed X and other social media platforms with the news of the ‘death’ of Dawood Ibrahim in Karachi.
The media claimed that the man was rushed to hospital after being poisoned and even posted screenshots of what appeared to be the account of Pakistan’s caretaker Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakar, who mentioned that Dawood had died. But the message turned out to be completely fake.
Digital conducted fact-checking and clarified that the screenshot was not the account of Kakar and there is no ‘confirmation’ about Dawood.
