In an interesting development, multiple previously unseen videos have mysteriously appeared on social media platforms showing multiple Pakistani strikes deep inside India against military targets on May 10.
Many social media users and analysts have pointed out the timing behind the appearance of Pakistani strikes’ videos when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi resorted to hate-mongering speech against Pakistan in recent election campaigning.
During a recent speech, Modi commented, “The people of Pakistan must come forward to rid their country of terrorism. Their youth will have to come forward.”
“Live a life of peace, eat your bread or [choose my] bullet,” he added.
The Pakistan Foreign Office released a press release condemning the reckless comments and hate speech against the people of Pakistan.
FO regretted the “continued erosion of maturity and decorum in Indian statecraft” in a late-night statement highlighting Indian aggression.
“The hate-driven invocation of violence in his remarks is deeply disturbing, not only for its content but for the dangerous precedent it sets in a region already burdened by volatility,” the FO added.
One social media user took to X, to write: “The fact that videos of Pakistan’s attack are coming after Modi made threatening remarks should tell you about the strategic timing of it. Message is being conveyed that if Modi doesn’t stop here, a lot more can be made public and Modi would have no place to hide. Too good.”
Another user shared similar opinion, claiming, “Pakistan is intentionally releasing videos of the attack on India, remember on-ground intelligence network has documented these attacks, serving as proof of large scale Pakistani missile strikes on military targets.”
Following videos of Pakistani strikes deep inside India
Alleged footage of Pakistani strikes targeting Indian S-400 anti missile system
Unseen video of Pakistan’s Fatah missile striking Indian military targets
Alleged video of Indian aircraft being shot down by PAF
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