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‘PoK Power Plant Damaged’: India Shreds Pakistan’s ‘BLATANT LIE’ Amid Intense Clashes

India has forcefully rebutted Pakistan’s claim that it attacked a civilian hydropower plant in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, calling it a “complete fabrication.” In a sharp warning, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri declared that any attempt to use this false narrative to justify retaliation would invite serious consequences, with Pakistan held “solely responsible”. The statement comes after Islamabad alleged damage to the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Plant, a claim further muddied by AFP video footage showing minor wall damage, but no significant infrastructure destruction. India issued a stern warning, signaling that its targets remain strictly militant in nature, not civilian.#neelumjhelumhydropowerplant #india #pakistan #war #operationsindoor #pmmodi #loc

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