International Media did not bought India Claims and Supported Pakistan

Since April 22, except for condemnation from many countries, no one stood with India for war against Pakistan and did not buy Indian hype and its claims. However, the international media were still in doubt that Pakistan would be able to handle India's rage that they were about to bring in Pakistan after 26 people were killed in Kashmir events, which Pakistan said several times that it was not involved in, and neither Pakistan supports such kinds of activities. The international media did try to put the blame on Pakistan on 23rd April; however, Pakistan's stance was clear that if India had any evidence, then they would cooperate with India to help them catch these killers. However, it was no surprise that India did not have any evidence. 

This stance of Pakistan changes the entire perception of the international media and foreign countries that you cannot blame other countries for incidents that occur in your countries, which are due to the security failures of the local government. However, India did overreach, did every trick in his book to isolate Pakistan, and even tried to sabotage the IMF program but failed. The perception changed on 8th May when local Indian media and international media verified that, yes, Pakistan had shot down at least 4 jets of India, which made even the government upset. Rather than telling the truth, government-supported anchors on the night of May 8 started to claim that they had captured Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, etc., and India had taken over all of Pakistan. However, this sold in the local media, and TRP was increased, but international media were really upset. Many anchors and Indian national and social media lost their entire credibility on that day. 

Once Pakistan replied to India on 9th May and attacked the 26th Indian army installation, Indian citizens realized that they had bluffed and lied to believe that Pakistan was captured. Additionally, the national media apologized for the wrong information. However, this whole event helped Pakistan to build a credible international image, and even critics like the BBC, Sky Fox, The Telegraph, Economic Times, CNN, and many more said that Pakistan is telling the truth. It is a lesson that the story sells, but the story should be based on truth and facts.