New Delhi: Pakistanis are ashamed of Field Marshal Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Nominating Donald Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize got them nowhere.
A volatile Trump Tuesday night shared multiple pictures of India Gate and an India Today magazine cover with Narendra Modi and himself before announcing reduced tariffs on India—18 per cent, which is 1 per cent less than Pakistan. Pakistanis are astounded and even in awe of India having done what it did without ‘bending backwards’ to Trump.
“Donald Trump has treated Field Marshal like that mistress who makes her lover do all the illegal and dirty work, and when the time comes to give or take something, she says I am compelled to obey my family’s decision, forget me. My body will remain my husband’s, but my soul will always remain yours,” a Pakistan X user, Umar Ali, wrote, sharing an AI-generated image of a crying Field Marshal Asim Munir holding a box of rare minerals in front of the India Today cover of Modi and Trump.
A parody account of Asim Munir, called Jungjoo Gernail, added: “In the past 6 months, India concluded free trade agreements with the European Union, United Kingdom, Oman and New Zealand, and now gets Trump tariffs reduced to 18% — all without getting into anyone’s bund or nominating anyone for Nobel Prize.”
Pakistani commentator Ali Mustafa went a step further. He quote-tweeted Modi’s announcement of the trade deal with this post—“But…but…but…Field Marshal’s best friend promised….fry-end-ship…ended…****! Roland – another betrayal??!”
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Imran Khan supporters
While the criticism came from across social media, it was spearheaded by Imran Khan supporters who call the current federal regime a fake government.
“So after all the Appeasement of epic proportions by this Imposed Regime to Trump even accepting forces for Israel peace board, Pak ended up with 19% US tarriffs while India have now 18% tarriffs imposed by US. Great Foreign Policy achievements! (sic)”, X user Zubair Ahmed Khan wrote.
Former PTI minister Hammad Azhar agreed. “Foreign policy in the 21st century isn’t about optics or personal relationships. It’s about leveraging economic strength, tariffs, and market access. India’s recent trade deals with the EU and the US prove the point. Sycophancy & photo ops are useless,” he wrote on X.
Bilal AI, a Pakistani creator known for his AI images, shared an image of a crying Sharif and Munir alongside Trump and Modi on the India Today cover.
mover, shaker & beggars pic.twitter.com/hzT8BvzBL7
— Bilal AI (@thebilal_a) February 2, 2026
Yet another creator, Enkidu Reborn, had a phrase for both of them: The Phuddu and the Phuddar. He added—The Phuddu: A disastrous negotiator who traded his country’s honour for a terrible deal. The Phuddar: an abysmal buyer who purchased not just the deal, but the entire rot behind it.
An Image shared by Umar Ali shows Asim Munir sitting at the feet of Trump with a caption in Urdu which translates to, “I sat and bootlicked you, but what did I get in return
Another X user shared the India Today magazine cover and wrote, “Donald Trump played a splendid game throughout this entire time, he didn’t even let “My Favorite Field Marshal” realize that he had become a fool.”
Pakistani X user Khurram created an AI image of Trump and Modi picking on Munir and pulling his ears while a Bollywood song plays in the background—”bol tere saath kya kiya jaaye” (what should we do with you now)
کوٹو اس کو
مودی اور ٹرمپ بھائ pic.twitter.com/fjUweiuLlk
— رنگیلا (@khurram2247) February 3, 2026
(Edited by Theres Sudeep)