New Delhi, June 5 -- A viral social media claim alleging that "Kuki guerillas" launched an attack on an Indian Army post in Manipur, resulting in multiple soldiers being killed and injured, has been debunked by the Armed Forces' official fact-checking mechanism, which described the narrative as fabricated propaganda aimed at spreading panic and inflaming ethnic tensions.
The misleading post circulating on social media claimed that "in the early hours of the morning the Kuki guerillas launched an attack on an Indian Army post killing and injuring multiple Indian soldiers" in Manipur.
However, the Armed Forces Fact Check handle, @MythbusterXX, categorically rejected the claim, stating that there was no verified official confirmation of any ...