National Security Consultant Moeed Yusuf said on Wednesday that social networks accounts operated from Afghanistan as well as India were being utilized to revile Pakistan as Afghan authorities stopped working to quit brushing up territorial gains made by the Taliban.

Attending to an interview along with Information Priest Fawad Chaudhry, Yusuf was sorry for the “international silence” in response to India circulating disinformation against Pakistan.

However he claimed the federal government would maintain offering analytics-based information to reveal the “info war” being faced by Pakistan.

” Afghanistan has a volatile situation now, however let me inform you Covering and Indian accounts are being used to malign Pakistan,” he added, noting that ‘Assent Pakistan’ was commonly trended on Twitter to create a story against the nation.

” Efforts are underway responsible Pakistan for Afghanistan’s failings. As the Taliban offensive is increasing, there are projects to move its blame on Pakistan.”

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Yusuf claimed elderly Covering officials, including his Covering counterpart, were associated with such projects, adding that the government would certainly reveal whatever via data and also not phony information. “We won’t subject fake news through fake news,” he commented.

The comments came as the Digital Media Wing of the Ministry of Information as well as Broadcasting released a “Deep Analytics Record” on “Anti-State Trends”.

The 135-page record covering “PTM, Political Parties, Indian and Phony News Nexus” dissects what it terms anti-Pakistan trends from 2019 to 2021.

According to NSA Yusuf, the 5 leading styles used by the elements associated with the publicity are:

Discredit the Pakistani government and also particularly Pakistan Army
Follower sub-nationalism
Target the China-Pakistan Economic Passage (CPEC).
Maintain Pakistan on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey checklist.
Blame Pakistan for all the turmoil in Afghanistan.