Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Iran Condemns Indian Media for 'Fake' Reports on Khamenei
Some Indian media reported that Iran's leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, uses drugs and sleeps a lot.
The reports came from an account linked to Israel's intelligence.
The Iranian Embassy in India said these reports are false.
The embassy said the Indian media should be careful about where they get their information from and make sure it's true.
Iranian Embassy in India condemned reports about Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Reports alleged Khamenei spends his days sleeping and using drugs.
The claims originated from a social media account allegedly linked to Mossad.
The embassy criticized Indian media for 'fake and fabricated' news.
The embassy urged Indian media to use credible sources and uphold journalistic integrity.
- Who
- The Iranian Embassy in India and Indian media outlets.
- What
- The Iranian Embassy in India condemned media reports alleging Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, uses drugs and sleeps excessively.
- When
- The condemnation was issued on Monday, after reports were published.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- The embassy accused Indian media of publishing 'fake and fabricated' news, seeking to uphold journalistic integrity and protect Iran's leadership.
Allegations Reported by Media
Iranian Embassy's Response
Khamenei's Health
Allegations Reported by Media
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei uses drugs and sleeps excessively.
Iranian Embassy's Response
No official confirmation. The Iranian Embassy claims it is false.
- Subject
- Iranian Embassy's Criticism of Indian Media
- Criticism of
- Reports on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
- Source of Initial Reports
- Social media account allegedly linked to Mossad
- Embassy's Stance
- Reports are 'fake and fabricated'
- Emphasis
- Journalistic integrity and historical ties
