Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the Director General of Pakistan's Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), once again stirred controversy by linking India with Islamabad's ongoing conflict with Kabul. Chaudhry recently faced backlash for winking at a journalist during a press conference. 

Addressing a press conference recently, the Pakistani Army officer deviated from established military communication standards and issued an unprovoked threat to India, saying, "Maza na karaya toh paise wapas" (If you don't enjoy it, you'll get your money back). The colloquial and mocking phrase is often used to provoke opponents.

"How the year 2026 will be will depend on how we stand, how we react. The will of our opponent is clear. India will not accept your existence. It is saying that the enemy of my enemy is my friend," Chaudhry claimed.

"Our destiny is in our own hands. Our leadership, both political and military, has full clarity. We always say Pakistan is a gift of God. Do whatever you want to do. Come from wherever you want to come. Come alone or with someone.

Ek baar maza na kara diya na toh paise wapas (if it's not enjoyable, you'll get your money back)," he added, doubling down on Islamabad's unverified charge of Kabul being a "proxy of India". 

Source:Ndtv