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Bilawal Bhutto slams Indian media, claims India was defeated 6–0 in a five-day war

Bilawal Bhutto slams Indian media, claims India was defeated 6–0 in a five-day war

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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has claimed that during a five-day conflict in May, the Pakistan Air Force defeated India with a score of 6-0. He called it a historic response from Pakistan’s military.

He made these remarks while speaking at the 75th anniversary event of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists in Karachi.

Bilawal emphasized that media today is not just for news — it's a global battlefield. “Pakistan and India are also in a media war, and Pakistan’s media stood firm,” he said.

He credited the Pakistani media for exposing the false narratives spread by the Indian media during the conflict. “Our media played a strong role in uncovering the truth and countering Indian disinformation,” he added.

The PPP Chairman also said that misinformation and disinformation have become powerful weapons. “Extremist elements use these tools to spread terrorism and hate,” he said. “India used the same tactics during the conflict, but our media and forces responded effectively.”

Bilawal praised the professionalism of the Pakistan Air Force and highlighted how their actions during the five-day conflict sent a clear and strong message to India both on the battlefield and in the media space.

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