The Pakistan Army has condemned the allegations that it caused the deaths of protesters. The military has described these claims as part of a malicious propaganda campaign aimed at destabilizing the country. In a statement, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) referred to the accusations as “disinformation” designed to create division and unrest in Pakistan.
The controversy revolves around ongoing protests that have heightened political tensions. Over the past several days, protesters have accused the army of using excessive force, leading to multiple deaths. As a result, these claims spread rapidly on social media, sparking widespread outrage. However, the ISPR has strongly denied the allegations, insisting that they are false and part of a coordinated effort to damage the army’s reputation.
Furthermore, the military warned that these false narratives could harm national unity. It also called for immediate action against those who spread misinformation and fuel unrest. The ISPR’s comments come as political tensions continue to rise, with large-scale protests occurring in major cities. Many people view these protests as a response to government overreach and undemocratic practices.
The army’s statement aims to discredit what it calls a smear campaign. It has demanded that authorities hold those responsible for spreading these divisive claims accountable. The military believes that these allegations are part of a broader conspiracy to destabilize Pakistan and create division among the population.
