Anti-Pakistan Chants, Threats to Islamabad Raise Concerns at Afghan Police Parade
Islamabad: Pakistan has expressed concern after reports emerged of **anti-Pakistan songs and incendiary threats** during a **passing-out parade at the Afghan Police Academy**, sparking regional unease.
According to reports, the chants included provocative lines urging **setting fire to Islamabad** and **planting flags in Lahore**, using highly **inflammatory language** directed against Pakistan. The incident has drawn attention within diplomatic circles and raised security concerns.
خواجہ آصف، یہ نہ بھولو کہ روس اور امریکی زمینی طور پر ہم سے بہت دور ہیں، مگر تیرا اور میرا وصل سندھ اور پنجاب میں ہے — ہم جڑے ہوئے ہیں۔ اپنی ٹیکنالوجی سے مغرور مت ہو اور اس بہادر اور غیرت مند قوم کی برداشت آزمانے کی کوشش مت کرو۔
pic.twitter.com/krECJhR1rg— S.Haidar Hashmi (@HaidarHashmi0) November 7, 2025
Sources say the episode follows threats made by Afghan Taliban **Minister Noorullah Nuri on November 7**, in which he warned of attacks on **Sindh and Punjab**.
Additionally, Taliban-linked digital media accounts associated with Afghan intelligence have repeatedly issued **suicide attack threats against Islamabad**, heightening concerns among Pakistani security agencies.
If Pakistan does not abandon its double-dealing, Islamabad will face consequences in this manner. 🇵🇰🔥 pic.twitter.com/7JZmMU8CN6
— S.Haidar Hashmi (@HaidarHashmi0) October 28, 2025
Security analysts warn that such incidents could **increase pressure on Pakistan-Afghanistan relations** and **heighten terrorism risks** in the region.
