A comprehensive fact-check review confirms that the tweet posted by @Goreunit, which claims locals in Quetta (Occupied Balochistan) protested against and forcibly removed 'NaPak' (a derogatory term for Pakistani) personnel from a hospital where bodies of slain police personnel were being recovered, is entirely fake and part of a coordinated propaganda campaign. The account @Goreunit has been repeatedly linked to India-linked bot networks and disinformation outlets. No credible local or international news sources, nor official statements from Balochistan authorities or the Pakistan Army, corroborate such an incident. Hospital administration and police officials have denied any such confrontation. The narrative is designed to inflame ethnic tensions and misrepresent security forces' actions. In my opinion, this is a textbook example of cross-border information warfare: it uses emotionally charged language ('occupied', 'forced to leave') and a false portrayal of civilian-military conflict to delegitimize Pakistani state institutions. Readers should always verify viral claims through trusted fact-checkers and official sources before sharing.