India’s government media laughed at India’s fake news about Operation Sindoor
New Delhi: After the operation of the Indian Army in Pakistan, information is a plethora to mislead on social media. China’s government media institute Global Times has also not lagged behind spreading misleading information against India. After Operation Sindoor, the Global Times launched a misleading report on Operation Sindoor with old pictures of the crashed aircraft. After this, India has strongly criticized the Global Times for misleading information. The Indian Embassy in China examined its facts and sources before pushing information to the Global Times.
The Indian Embassy wrote on the social media platform X, “Dear Global Times, we would advise you to verify your facts and check your sources before pushing such misinformation.” The Indian Embassy in China said that in the context of Operation Sindoor, many pro -Pakistan handles are spreading baseless claims, which are trying to mislead the public.
(1/n) dear @globaltimesnews We would recommend you verify your facts and cross-expert your sources before pushing out this kind of dish-information. https://t.co/xmvn6hmrhe
– India in china (@eoibeijing) May 7, 2025
When media outlets share such information without confirming the source, this responsibility and journalism reflects a serious lapse in morality. The government said that the PIB Fact Czech has brought out examples of fake reports in which old pictures of the crashed aircraft from Operation Sindoor are going viral.
A picture is of an old incident related to the Indian Air Force (IAF) MiG-29 fighter aircraft, crashed in Rajasthan in September 2024, while the second photo is from Punjab in 2021 from Punjab MiG-21 fighter aircraft. With this, responding to the Global Times, the Indian Embassy mentioned the Pahalgam terrorist attack in 11 separate posts on X on 22 April. 22 tourists died in this attack, including two foreign nationals.
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