'Serious lapse in journalistic ethics': India schools Chinese media for spreading misinformation over Operation Sindoor
Trending | India News | Global Times reportedly used outdated images of crashed aircraft to misrepresent recent events tied to India's Operation Sindoor, sparking misinformation concerns.
India schooled the Chinese state media on Wednesday (May 7) after Operation Sindoor in which India struck nine terror sites in PoK and Pakistan.
Global Times had run reports using old images of crashed aircraft in the context of Operation Sindoor, as part of which India launched 24 precision missile strikes in nine locations that were identified as hubs of terrorist activity.
"Dear Global Times, we would recommend you verify your facts and cross-examine your sources before pushing out this kind of disinformation," the Indian embassy in China said on the social media paltfrom X.
"Several pro-Pakistan handles are spreading baseless claims in the context of Operation Sindoor, attempting to mislead the public. When media outlets share such information without verifying sources, it reflects a serious lapse in responsibility and journalistic ethics," it added.
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Pakistan circulates false claims after Operation Sindoor
AfterIndia'smilitary strike on nine terror sites under Operation Sindoor in POK and Pakistan, a pool of misinformation has emerged from Pak media and its government in the aftermath of the strike by India on Wednesday (May 7). Many of the social media handles of Pakistan has falsely claimed that Pakistan had retaliated by launching missile strikes at 15 locations inside India.Some even claimed that Srinagar Airbase had been hit by the Pakistan Air Force and that an Indian Army Brigade Headquarters hadbeen destroyed.
