An anti-Pakistan campaign linked to Israel’s “MEMRI” website and its alliance with India has come to light.

Evidence of a covert alliance between Delhi and Tel Aviv has emerged in a propaganda campaign called the “Balochistan Studies Project,” which is spreading hateful content against Pakistan by promoting fake characters like Mir Yar Baloch.

Sources suggest that Mir Yar Baloch is an Indian operative appointed as a special advisor to the “Balochistan Studies Project.” This person is reported to be a fabricated identity, supported by the Indian intelligence agency RAW, while the Israeli think tank MEMRI (Middle East Media Research Institute) provides ideological backing for the initiative from Washington.

It has also been revealed that the Indian support for BLA and other terrorist organizations has long been reported in international forums, and the recent Israeli involvement has further highlighted the reality of this alliance.

Platforms like the “Balochistan Studies Project” aim solely to spread a negative narrative against Pakistan globally and mislead the patriotic Baloch people.

Analysts suggest that in this era of fifth-generation hybrid warfare, the enemy is present not only at the borders but also in our screens and digital spaces. The enemy has created a misleading narrative cloaked in “Baloch rights” to divide the people.

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The Baloch people are being urged to completely reject these puppet characters and their foreign masters. These so-called projects not only insult the sacrifices of the Baloch but also represent a psychological and ideological attack against Pakistan’s integrity.

The Pakistani people and institutions must recognize the enemy’s designs in this digital war, unitedly thwart every conspiracy, and give a strong response to those playing games in the name of Balochistan.