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A Pakistani user posted a video of EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar claiming that Pakistan launched a massive attack on India, which was later withheld by PIB. Rebutting the misinformation, the government explained that Dr Jaishankar's entire statement reflected India's strong stance.
A video circulating on social media claiming that External Affairs Minister (EAM) Dr S Jaishankar confessed that Pakistan launched a massive attack on India is fake and AI-generated, PIB clarified on Thursday.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) strongly refuted after several Pakistani handles on the social media site X (formerly Twitter) misquoted Jaishankar's comments on India's reaction to the threat from Pakistan.
As per the latest Fact Check by the Press Information Bureau (PIB), the viral video has taken the minister's words from a recent interview with an American media outlet out of context.
The false claim is that the United States reportedly warned Prime Minister Narendra Modi of a likely major Pakistani attack unless there were special conditions, which India "immediately accepted."
A Pakistani handle, Mansoor Ahmed Qureshi, had made a false claim, "India's own FM admitted: 'On May 9, the US alerted PM Modi that Pakistan was to open a full-scale attack unless some conditions were met. India accepted straightaway. So who blinked first?'"
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