Photos and videos allegedly linked to an Indian naval officer supposedly killed in the Pahalgam attack have proven to be fake

(Web Desk): Another false claim by Indian media has been exposed — the Indian couple who were declared dead in the Pahalgam attack have turned out to be alive and well.
Photos and videos allegedly linked to an Indian naval officer supposedly killed in the Pahalgam attack have proven to be fake. A video of the Indian couple, now viral on social media, has revealed that they are alive.
Old photos of the living Indian couple were falsely attributed to the deceased individuals. The couple stated, "We are alive and have no idea why our pictures are being shown on Indian media."
They further said, "Our photos are being shown as those of the naval officer and his wife. This has deeply disturbed us and our families. We urge the Indian public to report these news channels and newspapers to stop airing our fake images.”
On the other hand, security experts say that just like this couple is alive, there may be others too. They claim this was all a drama staged by the Indian intelligence agency RAW, which is now slowly being exposed.

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