News Desk
London:A staggering £1 million has been allocated to fund a targeted propaganda campaign against Pakistan and its armed forces, with a special cell reportedly set up within the Indian High Commission in London.
Veteran journalist Azhar Javed revealed the details, alleging that the campaign is primarily being carried out on social media, aimed at tarnishing Pakistan’s image and destabilizing its military. Speaking on the issue, Javed hinted at the involvement of another unnamed country but refrained from disclosing further details.
“This conspiracy against Pakistan and its armed forces is well-funded, with £1 million earmarked solely for social media campaigns,” Javed stated. “Lobbying firms in the UK have been hired, and operations are being overseen from the Indian Embassy in Holborn, London.”
UK Government’s Alleged Involvement
Javed further claimed that a significant faction within the British government is also supporting this campaign. “You may have noticed certain tweets in recent weeks. Unfortunately, the alarming part is that the Pakistani government has yet to respond or counter these efforts effectively,” he added.
According to sources, the allocated funds will be used to promote videos and other content across multiple platforms. It is believed that the campaign will intensify through demonstrations orchestrated via social media, with recent events in Islamabad being exploited as part of a broader conspiracy.
U.S. Involvement and Fund Generation
The journalist also alleged that funds for the campaign were generated from the United States, with some lobbying firms hired to execute the plan. “Posts originating from various Indian cities are being promoted, and the funds are directly channeled to individuals involved in this effort,” Javed explained. “This entire campaign aims to brainwash ordinary Pakistanis and overseas Pakistanis, and British soil is being used for this purpose.”
Lack of Action by British Authorities
Highlighting the lack of action from the British government, Javed noted, “British ministers are quick to take action on social media posts leading to riots or misinformation, yet they remain silent on this propaganda against Pakistan.” He urged the Pakistani High Commission to file a formal complaint and register a police case against those responsible.
When questioned about evidence, Javed assured, “I have the necessary proof, and I will present it when the time comes. You may recall my report about former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s phone conversations with individuals in the UK, which later proved accurate. My sources are reliable and credible.”
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