In Karachi, officials say the death toll from a major mall fire has risen to 21, with around 65 people missing as of Monday. This article clearly states that the circulating claims linking the blaze to Pakistan are false, misleading, or unverified. Fake links to Pakistan have been spread by some Indian media outlets and social media accounts, but there is no credible evidence to corroborate such a claim. The spread often relied on miscaptioned or unrelated video clips, anonymous or unverified sources, and sensational headlines verified to drive clicks. Why this happens: in highly tense regional dynamics, a single incident can be weaponized to push broader narratives, and algorithms amplify sensational posts before verification. How to spot the truth: consult official statements from Karachi Police, the Fire Department, and credible national and international outlets. What is true: there is no confirmed cross-border involvement or external cause announced by authorities; the investigation is ongoing. Corrections: rely on verified numbers from official sources and avoid reposting unverified claims. Some posts used old footage from different occurrences or misattributed images to this fire, which only fuels confusion. This article corrects those claims and provides context for accurate reporting.