Indian social media called Usman Mukhtar an army man who was martyred in Panjgur

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 Indian media including Indian social media accounts are also experts in propaganda against Pakistan, the latest example of which came to light after the Panjgur incident.


An Indian social media account shared a photo of actor Usman Mukhtar in an Army uniform with the ISPR drama  Iron Man.


The social media account claimed that Captain Daniel Panjgur the SSG commander of the Pakistan Army  had died in the area. I am alive


The actor's tweet has gone viral on several social media platforms, with users making ridiculous comments while the Indian account is also being heavily criticized.


It should be noted that forces were attacked in Panjgur and Noshki areas of Balochistan in which 13 soldiers were martyred and 20 terrorists were killed.

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