The PIB Fact Check unit has exposed a widely circulated video as fabricated. The clip falsely portrays Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh making claims about Pakistan disrupting Indian systems on May 10. Officials categorically deny this assertion.
🚨DEEPFAKE VIDEO ALERT
Pakistani propaganda accounts are circulating a digitally altered video of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh making false claims that Pakistan jammed India’s systems on 10 May.#PIBFactCheck:
❌ Beware! This is an AI-generated deepfake video being… pic.twitter.com/35cf5NSq2l
— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 6, 2026
Investigators confirm that the video is an AI-generated deepfake. It distorts the Secretary’s original remarks.
The authentic footage contains no reference to any jamming incident. Instead, he discusses India’s expanding defence exports and rising international demand.
Authorities highlight deliberate editing to mislead viewers. The manipulated version inserts false statements to create confusion.
Experts warn that such digital fabrications undermine public trust and distort factual discourse.
The alert further identifies the role of certain Pakistani-linked accounts. These profiles actively circulated the altered clip.
Officials note a recurring pattern in such campaigns. Similar tactics have surfaced in recent India-Pakistan information exchanges.
The government urges citizens to verify content before sharing. It stresses reliance on official sources for accurate updates.
Fact-checking agencies continue monitoring suspicious material.
This episode underscores the growing misuse of artificial intelligence tools. It reflects an evolving challenge in information security.
Authorities emphasise vigilance and digital literacy as essential safeguards.
Also Read: PIB Debunks Viral Kolkata Video Claiming Army Entry And Mamata Banerjee Injury
To read more such news, download Bharat Express news apps
