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Mirza Shahzad Akbar’s alleged London incident was swiftly branded an “attack” by an unknown man, but before facts could emerge, PTI’s digital machinery amplified the narrative conveniently dragging Pakistan’s DG ISPR into it. The real question remains: was this an attack, a clash with a YouTuber, or a different dispute, possibly financial? With facts unclear and propaganda loud, questioning the narrative is not negativity it’s journalistic responsibility. Fake images were also circulated by PTI