“Every screenshot was taken immediately after a message had been sent! ISPR says Majeed was arrested on April 25, so how did they manage to time travel into the past to take screenshots?” ISPR Monitor asked.
Open source accounts have also raised doubts over the claim that the drone recovered from the terrorist was “Indian-made”.
“A simple reverse Google image search shows it is a Chinese DJI drone,” the study states.
“The alleged Indian handler claims he would not deposit more than 10,000 PKR into the terrorist’s account to avoid the ISI, but eventually he starts paying him 100,000 PKR in account! What’s even more bizarre, the Indian officers use Pakistani online payment gateways to transfer money, that too multiple accounts, conveniently creating trails so that DG ISPR could do a presentation,” the study says.
“They couldn’t show a single Indian number, call metadata, ISP logs; or contact trail proving communication with India,” it said, adding that the ISPR had even failed to identify the “ex-Indian Army officer” who was shown on screen during the 29 April presser.