This friendship with India does not find reflection in Afghanistan's relations with Pakistan. Pakistan feels that Afghanistan is too tolerant of the so-called independent Pashtunistan movement, which has for its aim the creation of a Pashto-speaking enclave and therefore a new state to be carved out of Pakistan territory.
This friendship with India does not have a counterpart in Afghanistan's relationship with Pakistan. Pakistan views Afghanistan as being overly tolerant of the self-proclaimed independent Pashtunistan movement, which seeks to establish a Pashto-speaking region and subsequently create a new state within Pakistani territory.