Director General, Inter Services Public Relations Pakistan (ISPR), Asif Ghafoor took his twitter to give a message after Pakistan’s flag was waved in India.

Beginning of the end_iA.
TIME NOW: 🇵🇰#کشمیر_بنے_گا_پاکستان#PakistanZindabad https://www.bolnews.com/pakistan/2019/09/this-is-the-beginning-towards-an-end-dg-ispr-asif-ghafoor/amp/

— Asif Ghafoor (@peaceforchange) August 31, 2019

According to details, DG ISPR Major Asif Ghafoor shared an Indian Channel’s news of Pakistani flag being waved in India and wrote, “TIME NOW: Kashmir will become Pakistan”

During an election campaign in Salma Arts and Science College of Kerala, 25 students were booked after waving a Pakistan flag, whereas, one of them was taken into custody.

DG ISPR had previously slammed Muslim Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan for labeling Muslims in new series.

Stay in bollywood syndrome @iamsrk . For reality see RAW Spy Kulbhushan Jadev, Wing Comd Abhinandan & state of 27 Feb 2019.
You could rather promote peace & humanity by speaking against atrocities in IOJ&K and against Hindituva of Nazism obsessed RSS. https://www.bolnews.com/pakistan/2019/09/this-is-the-beginning-towards-an-end-dg-ispr-asif-ghafoor/amp/

— Asif Ghafoor (@peaceforchange) August 23, 2019

According to details, DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor took to his twitter handle to slam ‘King Khan’ of Bollywood Shahrukh Khan, over making an anti-Muslims series.

Major General Asif Ghafoor, in his tweet, told the Bollywood star to ‘stay in Bollywood syndrome’.

The DG ISPR further said that Shahrukh Khan should take a reality check and reminded him of Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadev’s incident.

He also reminded the star about the capture of Indian pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan by Pakistan Army on February 27.

“You could rather promote peace and humanity by speaking against atrocities in Indian occupied Kashmir and against Hindituva of Nazism obsessed RSS,” the DG ISPR added.

The trailer of Khan’s latest production ‘Bard of Blood’ on Netflix starts with the capture of some Indian spies in Balochistan.

Sharing the trailer on his Twitter handle, Khan described it as ‘a thrilling tale of espionage, vengeance, love, and duty’.

After which, DG ISPR slammed him for painting Muslims and Pakistanis as terrorists.