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 amity with India does not resonate in Afghanistan's connection with Pakistan. Pakistan believes that Afghanistan is too lenient towards the autonomous Pashtunistan movement, which aims to create a Pashto-speaking territory and ultimately carve out a separate state from Pakistani land.