European parliament takes notice of EU DisinfoLab findings of false Indian propaganda
Brussels: Eu Disinfolab Managing Director Gary Machado on Tuesday exposed Indian lies against Pakistan by putting facts in front of an EU parliamentary committee.

Earlier on December 10 2020, Eu Disinfolab revealed that Srivastava, an Indian organisation was found backing the EU Chronicle. The main objective of this organisation was to spread false/negative news regarding Pakistan while portraying positive image of India.
According to EU Disinfolab, Indian News Agency NLI used EU Chronicle website to spread false news in India. Further, it was discovered that those news were also used by several top-rated magazines for re-publishing purposes. The aim of this entire exercise was to establish Indian stance on Kashmir while refuting the Pakistan’s.
As per EU DisinfoLab, EU Chronicle had organised and used welfare forums like South Asia Democracy forum, Ahbab Gilgit Baltistan and WESTT for establishing its stance on Kashmir. Further to this, the fabricated news were used as a tool to establish Indian say in EU.
EU DisinfoLab has named EU Chronicle as “Indian Chronole Operation”. It is important to mention that as per the investigation of EU DisinfoLab, India has been making fool to EU and UN for at least last fifteen years.

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