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The Indian Army has described the news of a suicide attack in Rajouri in Jammu and Kashmir. The army has appealed to the public not to believe the unconfirmed news spreading on social media.
Wrong news is being spread from some handles.
Highlights
- The Indian Army described the news of a suicide attack in Rajouri as fake.
- The army appealed to the public not to believe unconfirmed news.
- Appropriate action will be taken against those who spread rumors.
The news of an alleged ‘fideline’ attack on social media is becoming increasingly viral, claiming that an army brigade has been attacked in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir. However, the Indian Army has dismissed this news outright.
The official statement issued by the army said that there has been no suicide attack in Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir. This news is completely fake and misleading. The army has appealed to the public not to believe in unconfirmed and irresponsible news spreading on social media. Appropriate action will be taken against those who spread rumors.
🚨 #Fake_news is circulating about a “fidayeen” attack on an Army brigade in #Rajeri, #Jammu and #Kashmir.#PIBFactCheck:
▶️ No such #what or suicide attack has occurred on any army cantt.
⚠️ Do not fall for these false claims intended to #mislead and cause confusion. pic.twitter.com/x8Az5tigUO
— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 8, 2025