A video clip from an interview with Noreen Niazi, sister of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, leaked on social media on July 17 after having reportedly been omitted from the original podcast.
In the clip, Noreen Niazi claims that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi could have "fixed" Pakistan within "two minutes" if he had wanted to, alleging that the military confrontation between Pakistan and India was orchestrated.
"If Modi had wanted, he could have fixed them in two minutes. They orchestrated the whole thing together with India for the Marka-e-Haq," Noreen Niazi said.
She further questioned why India had not pursued a more aggressive course of action.
"Why did Modi stop? Was he afraid? Look at the size of his country. You think it would be afraid? [It was] Israel behind it."
When asked by the interviewer whether she believed Israel was behind Pakistan, Niazi alleged that the plan was to recognise Israel.
"They wanted Pakistan to recognize Israel, but then the Iran crisis happened. The UAE and others have already done it. Pakistan's turn was coming."
In the leaked video, Noreen Niazi also referred to the Abraham Accords, claiming that former US President Donald Trump wanted Pakistan to join the normalization agreements with Israel.
"They wanted them to implement the Abraham Accords. Why does Trump praise them? Do you think he actually likes them? Trump himself is a savage. His people are against him. His own position isn't secure."
She further alleged that Israeli representatives had already been meeting Pakistanis and claimed that the conflict was used to restore the Pakistan Army's public image.
However, Niazi explicitly acknowledged that these assertions were her personal opinions rather than information based on evidence.
"Nobody told me this. This is my own thinking."
She also described Modi as a "superpower" who, according to her, does not seek Trump's approval.
"Modi doesn't give Trump much importance. Trump wants Modi to obey him, but Modi has become a superpower himself. He aligned with Russia."
The resurfaced clip has generated discussion online because it was not included in the version of the interview that was originally published.
It is worth noting that during the Pakistan-India military confrontation on May 7 last year, another of Imran Khan's sisters, Aleema Khan, had also described the conflict as a 'fixed match.' Noreen Niazi's latest remarks similarly suggest that, in her view, the confrontation was orchestrated and that India could have 'fixed Pakistan' had it chosen to do so.