Pahalgam: The Indian government is under growing scrutiny following allegations of a false flag operation in Pahalgam and an intelligence oversight. The incident has led to accusations from experts who claim it reflects broader failures in India’s security policies.

Ajai Sahni, a counter-terrorism expert, has criticized the Modi administration, describing the Pahalgam event as a significant lapse. Sahni claims that this incident is symptomatic of what he terms India’s ineffective security strategy under the current government.

Sahni further alleged that the Modi government has been involved in disseminating misinformation for political leverage. He pointed to previous claims made by the administration regarding events in Balakot and Pulwama, which he argues have been proven false.

He highlighted the absence of evidence supporting the success of India’s reported surgical strikes against Pakistan. Instead, Sahni referenced Pakistan’s actions, which included shooting down an Indian jet and capturing its pilot, as counter-evidence to India’s claims.

Sahni accused Modi of capitalizing on tragic events for political gain, suggesting that the government engages in what he describes as “politics over dead bodies.”

Defense experts have echoed these sentiments, asserting that the Pahalgam incident exemplifies a false flag operation and a failure on the part of the Indian military. They argue that India has repeatedly opted for accusations over providing verifiable evidence.

The experts assert that India’s acknowledgment of its failures serves to substantiate Pakistan’s perspective on these incidents.