Following controversial remarks made by former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi about the Indian Army in the wake of the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, ex-India opener Shikhar Dhawan responded sharply. Afridi, who was severely criticised for his remarks, made an attempt to troll him.

After the tragic attack, which resulted in the loss of 28 civilian lives, Afridi appeared on Pakistani television where he criticized the efficiency of India's security forces. This drew a strong reaction from Dhawan, who took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to issue a scathing reply to the former Pakistani all-rounder.

He wrote, "Kargil mein bhi haraya tha, already itna gire hue ho aur kitna giroge, bewajah comments pass karne se acha hai apne desh ki taraqqi mai dimag lagao @SAfridiOfficial. Humein hamari Indian Army par bohot garv hai. Bharat Mata Ki Jai! Jai Hind! (We defeated you in Kargil, too. You have already fallen so low; how much lower will you go? Instead of making baseless comments, it would be better if you focused on your country's development. We are very proud of our Indian Army. Bharat Mata Ki Jai! Jai Hind!)".

To which Afridi has now replied, "Chouro jeet haar ko, aao tumhey chae pilata hun Shikhar. #FantasticTea (Forget about wins and losses, I will host you for tea Shikhar)".

Afridi further mocked the Indian media's coverage of the incident, comparing it to a Bollywood production and suggesting that Indian cricketers were wrong to blame Pakistan for the attack.

To which Indians bashed Afridi for his ridiculous comment in a hilarious manner. Check out some responses here: 

Speaking to Samaa TV, Afridi said, "Tum logon ki 8 lakh hi fauj hai Kashmir mein aur yeh ho gaya. Iska matlab nalayak ho, nikamme ho na tum log security de nahi sake logon ko (You have an 800,000-strong army in Kashmir and this still happened. It means you are inefficient and useless if you can't provide security to the people).

"The terrorist attack in Pahalgam has been one of the deadliest in Kashmir since the 2019 Pulwama incident. The attack triggered global condemnation, and India has pointed towards Pakistan-backed terror outfits being responsible.