Pakistan–Turkiye conspiracy to promote anti-India activities exposed

Findings from a comprehensive report by the international organisation DisinfoLab
Attempt to cancel India similar to the boycott against Israel

Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Shahbaz Sharif

New Delhi – Pakistan and Turkey are attempting to weaken India on diplomatic, media, and ideological fronts through a strategic alliance. Based on shared Islamic ideology and geopolitical interests, this alliance has intensified its efforts following the Pahalgam terrorist attack and India’s Operation Sindoor. This information comes from a report published by the international organisation DisinfoLab.

The report reveals that the strategic partnership between Turkey and Pakistan is a well- coordinated campaign involving governments, media, NGOs, and legal mechanisms to undermine India’s global image and question its policies at the international level.

Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif is meeting Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan TWICE in ONE month post the Pahalgam terror attack & after #OperationSindoor

This not only reveals the true nature of their alliance, but also EXPOSES their Transnational alliance against India!

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— DisInfo Lab (@DisinfoLab) May 26, 2025

Key findings from the report :

1. High-level talks : Within a month of the Pahalgam attack, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif met Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan twice, indicating strengthening ties between the two nations.

2. Media collaboration : Turkish state media outlets like TRT World and Anadolu Agency are at the forefront of anti-India propaganda. Interestingly, TRT World employs over 50 Pakistani nationals, facilitating the continuous dissemination of Pakistan-leaning content.

3. NGO network : Turkish organisations such as the Turkey Youth Foundation and İnsani Yardım Vakfı Foundation, which are reportedly linked to President Erdogan’s family, have played a significant role in strengthening anti-India narratives. These organisations are also suspected of having links to jihadi terrorist groups.

4. Propaganda campaigns : Organised efforts are being made to internationalise the Kashmir issue. A Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS)-style movement—similar to that used against Israel—is being promoted against India. A prominent example of this is the ‘Russell Tribunal on Kashmir’ held in Sarajevo.

5. Legal warfare : Stoke White, a UK-based legal firm led by Turkish national Hakan Camuz, is accusing Indian officials of human rights violations in Kashmir. These efforts are coordinated with Pakistan-based organisations like the Legal Forum for Oppressed Voices of Kashmir.

6. Social media manipulation : Fake social media accounts, posing as members of Arab royal families, are being used to spread false claims of rising Islamophobia in India.