Timeline of Indian propaganda against Pakistan from 2018-2020

CPECTimeline of Indian propaganda against Pakistan from 2018-2020

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The arch-rival India has recently intensified its efforts to isolate Pakistan worldwide and orchestrated a propaganda campaign against it particularly its prime institution – the Pakistan army.

The Indian propaganda has remained multifaceted, aiming at to fuel unrest in Pakistan, malign its army, sabotage the multi-billion dollar China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and thwart Pakistan’s attempts to ensure perpetual peace in the region i.e. facilitating the Afghan peace process.

The Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) has compiled a timeline of the Indian propaganda hatched against Pakistan from 2018 to 2020.

The IPRI data indicates a pattern of the Indian propaganda against Pakistan on digital media that grew exponentially after the 2018 general elections in Pakistan.

Indian propaganda against Pakistan - The arch-rival India has recently intensified its efforts to isolate Pakistan worldwide and orchestrated a propaganda campaign against it particularly its prime institution – the Pakistan army. The Indian propaganda has remained multifaceted, aiming at to fuel unrest in Pakistan, malign its army, sabotage the multi-billion dollar China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), and thwart Pakistan’s attempts to ensure perpetual peace in the region i.e. facilitating the Afghan peace process. The Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI) has compiled a timeline of the Indian propaganda hatched against Pakistan from 2018 to 2020. The IPRI data indicates a pattern of the Indian propaganda against Pakistan on digital media that grew exponentially after the 2018 general elections in Pakistan. It reveals that from August 2020 till date, one of the prime targets of the Indian propaganda is the Chairman of CPEC Authority Lt General (retd) Asim Saleem Bajwa.  The data reveals that the Indian propaganda has been revealing around 4 key themes; Campaign against the Pakistan army, stroking civil unrest in Pakistan, propaganda on Kashmir, and sabotaging CPEC.
Chairman CPEC Authority Lt General (retd) Asim Saleem Bajwa

It reveals that from August 2020 till date, one of the prime targets of the Indian propaganda is the Chairman of CPEC Authority Lt General (retd) Asim Saleem Bajwa.

The data reveals that the Indian propaganda has been revealing around 4 key themes; Campaign against the Pakistan army, stroking civil unrest in Pakistan, propaganda on Kashmir, and sabotaging CPEC.

The details are reflected in the below diagram:

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