The Afghan charge d’affaires was called in by the FO because of a terror attack on the Afghan side of the border.

There were artillery shells fired from the Afghan side at military posts in Chitral on April 14, and Pakistan called the Afghan charge d’affaires on Friday to protest.

At least 35 artillery rounds were fired from Afghanistan at Pakistani military posts in Chitral, Pakistan, for about 6 to 8 hours without any reason. responded to the Afghan hostility in an appropriate way, after which the shelling stopped.

Pakistan also objected to the use of Afghan soil for terrorist activities inside Pakistan, and they did this too. It was also said that the Afghan government should keep the border area between Pakistan and Afghanistan safe and improve border communication.