Archive · 28 Nov 2025
PIB Debunks Fake IAF Chief Resignation Letter
The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has said that a letter going around on the internet is fake.
This letter says that the head of the Indian Air Force, AP Singh, has resigned because India lost some fighter jets.
But PIB says this is not true and is part of a plan by Pakistan to spread false information.
They asked people not to share things they are not sure about and to only trust official news from the Indian government.
If someone sees something that looks fake, they can send it to PIB through WhatsApp, email, or Twitter.
A fake letter claims IAF Chief AP Singh resigned after losing 7 Rafale jets and 1 Tejas aircraft.
The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked the letter as part of a Pakistani disinformation campaign.
PIB urged people to avoid sharing unverified information and to rely on official sources.
The fake letter was circulated by Pakistani propaganda accounts as 'breaking news'.
PIB provided channels for reporting misleading content, including a WhatsApp number, email, and Twitter handle.
- Who
- Press Information Bureau (PIB) and Pakistani propaganda accounts
- What
- A fake letter claiming IAF Chief AP Singh's resignation
- When
- The exact date is not specified in the articles
- Where
- The news is circulating on social media platforms
- Why
- The fake letter is part of a disinformation campaign against India
- Claim
- IAF Chief AP Singh resigned after losing 7 Rafale jets and 1 Tejas aircraft
- Source of Claim
- Pakistani propaganda accounts
- PIB's Response
- The letter is fake and part of a disinformation campaign
- PIB's Advice
- Avoid sharing unverified information and rely on official sources
- Reporting Channels
- WhatsApp: +918799711259, Email: [email protected], Twitter: @PIBFactCheck