Islamabad (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – April 6, 2026) The Ministry of Information, Radio and Television, on Sunday, denied the allegations of the spokesman for the Afghan Taliban regime, Hamdullah Fitrat, regarding the “Ghazb-e-Haqq” operation.
“It is well established Pakistan “It only precisely targeted the terrorist infrastructure of the Kharijite sedition and the Afghan Taliban in Afghanistan,” the ministry said while debunking the spokesperson’s so-called propaganda about the operation.
She added, “The official spokesman, Hamdallah Fitrat, came out again with a bunch of lies.”
“Precision air strikes, destruction and capture of sites, and numbers of equipment of members of the Afghan Taliban regime and Kharijite sedition, killed and wounded, are regularly updated even with clips of strikes for all to see instead of some made-up charts by a usual propaganda system,” the ministry said.
On the contrary, the whole world is witnessing his terrorist attacks Indian The Afghan Taliban regime and its sponsored terrorist agents are supported by the Afghan Taliban regime, the ministry said, citing the recent cowardly attack in Domail. Bano Where 10 civilians were martyred, including women and children.
“How Afghan nationals are continuously being used in terrorist activities in Pakistan and the relevant evidence has been seen by all and is available to the public including even the Balochistan Interior Ministers’ Conference held today on April 5,” the ministry said.
The ministry stressed that “another difficult reality is the harboring and protection of the terrorist leadership inside Afghanistan and numerous United Nations and international reports that confirm the presence of dozens of terrorist agents who thrive under the auspices of the Afghan Taliban regime.”
“Unfortunately but unashamedly, Hamdullah Fitrat and other regime spokespeople are known to regularly publish fake, outdated and even AI-generated videos and assertions that find nothing but patronage among their Indian masters and their propaganda machines,” she said.