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RAW warns of terror propaganda

Posted December 18th, 2014, 11:08 AM IST

RAW warns of terror propaganda

New Delhi: In what the the Research and Analysis Wing described as a “bizarre twist of events” it has pointed out to the government that Pakistan-based terror outfits have started a major propaganda in a section of the local media that it is in fact the “Indian intelligence agencies that may carry out subversive activities over the next few days and blame it on Pakistan”.

In a classified report sent to the Centre, the RAW says that the terror outfits have already started preparing their defence for carrying out a major strike in the country over the next few days.

The intelligence agency, which regularly monitors the foreign media, particularly the vernacular press and social media in Pakistan, came across some stories as to how terror outfits had already started making claims of Indian agencies planning attacks at public places or with high footfalls.

“These terror groups, which have a free run in Pakistan, have been stating that after the attack, India will make a strong pitch to tarnish Pakistan’s reputation at the global forum, specially if the incident takes place close to the visit of President Obama,” the report states.

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