In the midst of the UN session, Napak Pakistan is now using social media as a weapon for Kashmir.

- Conspiracy to launch anti-India online campaign

New delhi date. 19 September 2020, Saturday

Frightened by the anti-terror campaign in India, Pakistan is now plotting to disrupt Kashmir's independence campaign through social media. Ahead of the 75th session of the UN General Assembly, Pakistan is going to launch a new propaganda campaign to draw the attention of the international community to Jammu and Kashmir.

Terrorists in Kashmir are being shot dead or arrested following the vigilance of security forces. Not only that, the security forces are also thwarting almost all the infiltration attempts from across the border. The army's scathing response has alarmed those in Pakistan.

According to Army sources, as Pakistan's terrorist activities in Kashmir are being exposed, the direction of its conspiracy is also changing. Just a day earlier, security forces foiled a plot to attack Pulwama. As a result, Pakistan has started airing the dispute in Kashmir on social media.

According to a report, Pakistan is gearing up to launch a hashtag 'Kashmir Wants Freedom' on Twitter. Through this, Pakistan is conspiring to raise the issue of Kashmir's independence all over the world. But the army is also working hard to thwart the operation.

A source close to the army said that since the repeal of Article 370 last year, Pakistan has been trying to draw the world's attention to the Kashmir issue. It is constantly using social media as a weapon. But all its efforts so far have been thwarted by India.

A conspiracy was hatched by the Pakistan Army and ISI to paint a false picture of Kashmir on August 5 this year as well, in an attempt to show that atrocities were being perpetrated on Kashmiris. However, Indian agencies foiled the operation by the Pakistan Army and the ISI.