Fact Check: Fake video claims Jaishankar apologized to Pakistan

A fake video showing Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar apologizing to Pakistan is going viral on social media. The video claims Jaishankar admitted defeat and praised Pakistan during the ongoing tensions between the two countries.

In the video, a man who appears to be Jaishankar says, “Today I have come to apologize to the whole world. We thought we would divide Pakistan into four parts, we thought we would disintegrate Pakistan. But today the situation has changed. Pakistan has given such a befitting reply that we have sown the seeds of rebellion on our own land.”

The video has been widely shared and is causing confusion online.

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The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has fact-checked the video and confirmed it is fake. According to PIB, the video was made using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and does not show a real statement from S. Jaishankar.

The Foreign Minister has not made any apology to Pakistan or given any such speech. PIB has urged the public not to believe or share such misleading content.

Sources say India has taken a firm stance on future terror attacks. Any such attack will now be treated as an “act of war.” If a terrorist strike takes place, India will hold Pakistan responsible and respond with strong action.

This warning comes amid rising tensions between the two countries.

As a precaution, blackouts have been announced in several areas near the India-Pakistan border.

In Gujarat, blackouts will begin at 7 pm in Dwarka, Kutch, Jamnagar, Okha, Banaskantha, and Patan. The famous Dwarkadhish temple will also close after 7 pm.

In Rajasthan, Hanumangarh will go dark after 7 pm. In Punjab, blackouts will start at 8 pm in Barnala and other nearby regions.

These steps are part of safety measures as tension between the two nations continues.

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