Spokesman Report
Srinagar: The FIR of the Pahalgam false flag operation has exposed the lies of the Modi government.

According to security sources, the Pahalgam police station is located six kilometres away from the site of the incident. The FIR states that the attack lasted from 1:50pm to 2:20pm. Surprisingly, the FIR was registered just ten minutes later, at 2:30pm. This quick filing of the FIR suggests a pre-planned operation.

Security sources reveal that the FIR falsely names unknown cross-border terrorists as the attackers. The FIR alleges that the supposed terrorists carried out indiscriminate firing, while the Indian government and media continued to spread false claims about a targeted killing.

The FIR also includes phrases such as “at the behest of foreign masters,” indicating further premeditation.

Kashmiri students get harassed, face violent threats, forced to leave their homes

In the aftermath of the Pahalgam incident, Kashmiri students across India have become targets of violence.

Reports indicate that Kashmiri youth are being subjected to continuous attacks in states such as Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Dehradun, and Uttarakhand. In Chandigarh, a Kashmiri student was severely injured by Indian students during an attack at a flat.

Moreover, Kashmiri students residing in Indian cities are being forcibly evicted from their residences. The situation has left Kashmiri students feeling increasingly unsafe in Indian universities, where they are vulnerable to threats and violence from extremist groups.

Resistance leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq reacts to discriminatory actions

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has voiced his concern over the growing insecurity faced by Kashmiri students following the Pahalgam incident.

He stated that Kashmiris are being specifically targeted in the wake of the event and urged authorities to take immediate action to ensure their safety.

Mirwaiz also highlighted the alarming nature of the videos circulating online, which show attacks on Kashmiris, and called for urgent protection measures to safeguard the lives of Kashmiri students across India.