A message which our soldiers were conveying through a photo is changed. Isn’t it an insult to them ?
A photo is viral showing five soldiers holding banners asking Indians to boycott Chinese products.
Well, this message has been going on for a while but this time it has been photoshopped on soldiers banner.
Now, the original photo is not reachable but from obvious flaws, the quality, the missing hands in-between both banners proves it’s fake.
Either there couldn’t have been any banner at all or if there was, they might have written “Jai Hind” or “Vande Matram” or “Bharat Mata ki Jai” which has been altered by someone changing the purpose and meaning of original photo which results to insult of our soldiers.
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