Archive · 28 May 2025
Owaisi Slams Pakistan Leaders Over Fake Image
Asaduddin Owaisi, an Indian MP, called out Pakistan's leaders for sharing a fake photo of a military victory.
The picture was actually from a Chinese army exercise.
Owaisi was in Kuwait with other Indian politicians talking about important things.
He also worried that Pakistan's new loan might end up with the military.
He said India is telling the United Nations that a group called The Resistance Front is a terrorist group from Pakistan.
Owaisi also pointed out that India has more Muslims and they are better believers.
Asaduddin Owaisi criticized Pakistani leaders for sharing a doctored image as a Pakistani military triumph.
The photo was of a 2019 Chinese army drill.
Owaisi made the remarks in Kuwait while part of an Indian parliamentary delegation.
He warned about Pakistan's deep state and the potential misuse of IMF loans.
Owaisi highlighted India's stance on The Resistance Front, a Pakistan-based terror group.
- Who
- Asaduddin Owaisi criticized Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir.
- What
- Owaisi criticized Pakistani leaders for sharing a doctored image and discussed concerns about IMF funding and terrorism.
- When
- May 26th
- Where
- Kuwait
- Why
- Owaisi criticized Pakistani leaders for sharing a doctored image and discussed concerns regarding IMF funding and terrorism.
India/Owaisi
Pakistan
TRF Designation
India/Owaisi
India views The Resistance Front (TRF) as a Pakistan-based terror group.
Pakistan
Pakistan attempted to prevent TRF's designation by the UN Security Council.
IMF Loan Concerns
India/Owaisi
Owaisi expressed concern that Pakistan's $2 billion loan may be misused by the Pakistani military.
Pakistan
The article does not reflect an opposing view on this matter.
- Politician
- Asaduddin Owaisi
- Location of Speech
- Kuwait
- Event
- All-party Indian parliamentary delegation
- Delegation leader
- BJP MP Baijayant Panda
- Fake Photo Source
- 2019 Chinese army drill photo
- Topic of Speech
- Terrorism outreach
- Pakistan's Loan Amount
- $2 billion