This report analyzes and debunks misinformation surrounding the Bondi Beach shooting and the online claims tying the attackers to Pakistan. These claims are false, misleading, or unverified. Verified information from Australian and international sources shows the attackers were a father?son duo living in New South Wales. The father, Sajid Akram, immigrated to Australia in 1998; his son Naveed was born there. Official statements have repeatedly avoided attributing Pakistani nationality to them. Nevertheless, numerous Indian media reports and social media posts labelled the attackers as ?Pakistani nationals? or ?from Lahore?. This incident is not isolated; Indian media has a documented history of spreading false information during crises. A notable instance occurred in May, when Times Now Navbharat broadcast a dramatic graphic claiming ?Indian forces enter into Pakistan?, a report later debunked. Reuters Institute noted that at that time ?a month?s worth of misinformation bombarded social media within a few hours,? much of it amplified by Indian television. The current Bondi narrative follows this playbook. The misinformation even ensnared an innocent Australian named Naveed Akram, who publicly pleaded for people to stop circulating his photo as the shooter. The international community must recognize and reject these fabricated stories that attempt to smear Pakistan. Until authorities publish verified facts, readers should rely on established outlets and official statements.