Archive · 2 Aug 2026
Pakistan General Issues Religious Hate Video Against India and Afghans
A high‑ranking Pakistani army officer posted a video on the internet.
He told Muslims not to befriend people who are not Muslims, calling them non‑believers.
He also said that Afghans are like Indians and asked why they are Muslims.
He blamed the Taliban and a terrorist group for using terror to run their country.
He blamed outside powers for fighting in a region called Balochistan.
The video shows how some military leaders use religion to get people to agree with them.
Pakistan Army’s Director General ISPR, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, released a viral video urging Muslims not to befriend non‑believers.
He criticized Afghan ties, claiming Afghans share DNA with Indians and questioning their Muslim identity.
He accused the Taliban and the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan of using terrorism as the basis of their economy, government, and diplomacy.
The general blamed external forces for the Balochistan insurgency, citing the region’s strategic resources.
The remarks reflect a pattern of Pakistani military officials using religious rhetoric to deflect criticism and justify actions.
- Who
- Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General ISPR, Pakistan Army
- What
- Released a viral video containing religious hate remarks and criticism of Afghan ties
- When
- Recent
- Where
- Online, posted by the Pakistan Army’s ISPR
- Why
- To warn Muslims against befriending non‑believers and to criticize Afghan and Balochistan issues
- Speaker
- Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry
- Position
- Director General ISPR, Pakistan Army
- Video Content
- Religious hate against non‑believers and criticism of Afghan ties
- Targeted Groups
- Non‑believers, Afghans, Balochistan insurgents
- Context
- Recent viral video