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India Trashes Pak Claim of Capturing Woman Indian Pilot

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May 11, 2025

India has trashed several misinformation attempts made by Pakistan on social media, including the claim that the neighboring country has captured an Indian Female Air Force pilot.

- STATESMAN NEWS SERVICE

"Pro-Pakistan social media handles claim that an Indian Female Air Force pilot, Squadron Leader Shivani Singh, has been captured in Pakistan. PIB Fact Check. This claim is FAKE," the Press Information Bureau's Fact Check unit stated.

In another fact check, PIB refuted a report that Indian soldiers are crying and abandoning their posts as the confrontation between the two countries intensifies.

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