Pro-Imran Khan accounts are sharing footage that they claim shows Indian PM Narendra Modi mocking the government that came to power after he was ousted The video shows Modi criticising Pakistan in April 2019 when Khan was still in office
Social media accounts supporting the party of Pakistan's ex-leader Imran Khan have shared footage that they misleadingly claim shows Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticising the government that succeeded him. The footage, which racked up, shows Modi speaking in April 2019 when Khan was in power, not after he was ousted two years later.by Pakistani opposition lawmaker Azam Khan Swati to his 160,000 Twitter followers on January 11.
"People of Pakistan: this is why the only way to save this country is through Imran Khan's trufe freedom."Pakistan has been gripped by political turmoil since Khan was ousted in a
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