Pakistan’s military spokesperson, Maj. Gen. Asif Chaudhry, makes controversial remarks during a counter-terrorism briefing, including language urging people not to “befriend kaafirs” (non-believers). In the same briefing, Chaudhry accuses India of using websites and social media platforms for terrorism-related activities. He also alleges that Afghanistan’s Taliban regime uses terrorism as part of its economy and diplomatic efforts.
The briefing focuses on counter-terrorism operations and also addresses the security situation in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, along with comments on regional ties. Across the reporting, the allegations against India relate specifically to online or digital channels, while the statements about Afghanistan frame terrorism as serving political and economic purposes under the Taliban. The reports do not cite new evidence or provide independent verification for the claims, but they describe the spokesperson’s remarks as part of Pakistan’s official security messaging.
