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Dead Bodies | Claim Exposed
A photo claiming to show numerous dead bodies from the recent protests in Pakistan-administered Azad Kashmir is being widely circulated online.
We closely examined the image and noticed that several objects appear unusually blurred, particularly those highlighted in red. Such distortions can be a sign that an image has been digitally altered, potentially with the help of AI.
We then obtained footage from the exact location showing what actually happened. No bodies can be seen. Instead, people who had fallen or were lying down amid the chaos were being helped up by police. The footage also shows individuals getting up on their own and boarding police vehicles.
In short, the viral image showing scattered bodies is misleading and has no connection to the actual events.
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Fake News Alert 🚨🚨
The individual being portrayed on social media as a Pakistan Army soldier is, in fact, not a member of the Pakistan Army.
The image was taken from the confession video of an Afghan militant who was reportedly apprehended by Pakistan’s security forces following last night’s attack at Karachi ranger headquarter. The photo was then manipulated using face-swap technology to falsely depict him as a Pakistan Army serviceman and to create the impression that his confession had been staged.
The fabricated image also contains an obvious inconsistency: it shows a crossed-swords insignia on the shoulder of an enlisted soldier. In the Pakistan Army, this insignia is not worn by enlisted personnel; it is reserved for commissioned officers. This basic error alone raises serious doubts about the authenticity of the image.
This appears to be a deliberate attempt to spread disinformation and propaganda. Always verify images and claims before sharing them online.