After the Pulwama attack, some important things have been revealed that help us understand what happened in the area. What was initially portrayed as an act of aggression from Pakistan towards India now appears to be a carefully planned drama, with fabricated narratives and political motives at play.

On February 26th, the Indian Air Force staged a fake surgical strike, which Pakistan promptly exposed to the global media. Indian media, in their fake surgical strikes, sometimes reported killing 300 terrorists, while other times, they released conversations based on fake audio.

Narendra Modi himself made a ridiculous statement about carrying out operations by hiding in clouds. In response, the Pakistani Air Force shot down an Indian aircraft and captured Wing Commander Abhinandan. Instead of admitting the truth, India falsely claimed to have shot down a Pakistani F-16 aircraft.

Indian claims were refuted not only by American authorities but also by defense analysts like Christine Fair and impartial Indian journalists. Senior Indian journalist Ashok Swain had tweeted on September 11, 2018, alleging that Modi was staging a war drama with Pakistan to gain success in the elections.

Adil Ahmed Dar had been detained by the Indian army on suspicion six times between 2016 and 2018. In March 2018, Adil Ahmed Dar joined the militants out of frustration. According to Adil Dar's parents, Indian brutality was the main reason behind Adil's suicide attack.

The question arises: when suicide attackers and explosive materials are local, how can Pakistan be blamed for the attacks? Despite being arrested six times, did the Indian army not realize Adil Dar's intentions?

Are the actions of the Indian army harassing the young Kashmiris unnecessarily, not forcing the Kashmiris towards retaliatory actions? How did 350 kilograms of explosive material smuggle from Pakistan to Pulwama, under the noses of 800,000 Indian soldiers Why do such attacks occur just before elections every time?

In the past, Pakistan has exposed several false flag operations of India.

On January 16, 2021, according to a report by The Wire, Arnab Goswami's leaked WhatsApp chats revealed that the Pulwama attack was a political drama staged by the Modi government.

In January 2022, Congress leader Udit Raj revealed that the Pulwama attack was planned by the Modi government itself.

On February 14, 2023, Pakistani agencies also exposed India's plan to carry out a Pulwama-style attack.

This year, elections are being held in 9 states of India, which are crucial for the decision-making in the 2024 Indian Lok Sabha elections.