Pakistan, Aug. 18 -- The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has rejected an Indian documentary about Operation Sindoor. It accused India of distorting facts surrounding the conflict with Pakistan. The military media wing said the film presents a dramatic version of events. It claimed the documentary relies on emotional messaging rather than verified facts. According to ISPR, India is still unwilling to accept its alleged defeat in the conflict.

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The ISPR said the documentary included senior Indian political and military leaders. However, it described the production as inconsistent with the actual sequence of events. The military media wing also questioned India's...