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Senior international diplomatic editor of the globally renowned American broadcasting network CNN, Nick Robertson visited Sarjiwaar village near the Line of Control (LoC), where he met with the families of two civilians allegedly killed in a fake encounter by the Indian army, as well as eyewitnesses.

According to sources, Robertson gathered details about the incident on April 24, in which civilians Muhammad Farooq and Muhammad Din from Azad Kashmir were reportedly killed in a fabricated encounter. During this visit, the CNN team conducted interviews with the families of the martyrs, who made heartbreaking revelations.

Eyewitnesses told CNN that the Indian army targeted innocent civilians and subsequently attempted to label the incident as terrorism. The CNN team was also presented with evidence of the Indian forces’ oppression and serious human rights violations.

The families of the martyrs appealed for justice through international media, stating that India’s series of false flag operations must stop and that the international community should take notice.

It is noteworthy that to expose India’s false and baseless propaganda, Federal Minister for Information Attaullah Tarar showed international media the civilian areas that India had labeled as imaginary terrorist camps along the LoC. At that time, Tarar stated that we would go to any lengths to defend our sovereignty.

During the visit, journalists were able to observe the conditions firsthand, hear testimonies from the local population, and learn the truth behind India’s unfounded allegations.

Attaullah Tarar emphasized that the locations India claims to be imaginary terrorist camps are, in fact, populated civilian areas.

Defense experts state that the Indian army’s fake encounters are becoming a serious issue globally, aimed at misleading international public opinion and escalating tensions in the region.