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Indian public rises against Modi over 'False Flag' claims in Pahalgam attack

Indian public rises against Modi over 'False Flag' claims in Pahalgam attack

Web Desk April 28, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

A large section of the Indian public is calling the Pahalgam incident a "false flag operation" and is sharply criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies. There is growing public outrage across India against the Modi government.

In a viral video, an Indian woman strongly attacked the Modi administration, raising tough questions. She questioned why no minister or official had resigned over the failure to prevent such a significant attack in Pahalgam. She further asked, if India is serious about cutting Pakistan’s water supply, why have the terrorists involved in the attack not been arrested yet?

The woman also harshly criticized the Modi government’s propaganda against Muslims, saying that blaming Islam and Muslims for every issue is not only unjust but also an attempt to divert attention from India’s real security failures. Referring to history, she asked whether Muslims were responsible for the massacre of Sikhs in 1984.

She pointed out that Muslims were killed simply for not chanting “Jai Shri Ram” and questioned whether that did not qualify as terrorism. She also raised concerns about the targeting of Kashmiri students, questioning why they are being harassed if Kashmir is officially considered part of India by the government itself.

Public circles are increasingly saying that the Modi administration is using every terrorist attack for political gains, mainly to divert attention from domestic issues such as rising inflation, unemployment, and economic instability.

 

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