Indian Army's Northern Command Chief blamed for Pahlgam false flag operation

The blame for the failed Pahalgam false flag operation fell on the chief of the Indian Army's Northern Command.

Modi government is in a state of panic over the failure of the Pahalgam false flag operation.

The Modi government has dismissed the head of the Indian Army's Northern Command, Lieutenant General MVS Kumar.

Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma will take over the charge of the Northern Command of the Indian Army on May 1 in place of Lieutenant General Kumar.

The Indian government has put all the blame for the intelligence and security failure on Lieutenant General Kumar.

With 0.7 million troops, paramilitary troops, police, and intelligence agencies, the leadership of the Indian Army appeared to be a complete failure regarding the Pahalgam attack.

According to the sources, Lieutenant General MVS Kumar had immediately refused to go on an expedition against Pakistan after the Pahalgam operation.

The Modi government's plan fell apart due to the refusal of Lieutenant General Kumar.