A screenshot of the tweet blew up on the social media platform with #NawazSharif and #AfghanNSA trending in the top 10.
While commenting on the meeting, Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry said "this is why sending Nawaz Sharif abroad was dangerous because such people become a part of international plots."
Nawaz's meeting with "RAW's (Indian intelligence agency — Research and Analysis Wing) biggest ally in Afghanistan is an example of this".
"Modi, Mohib or Amrullah Saleh (Afghan vice president) — every enemy of Pakistan is a close friend of Nawaz Sharif," he tweeted.
Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari questioned what the "matters of mutual interest" were.
"After Mohib referred to Pak — not PTI govt but [our] country — as a 'brothel', common RAW interest can only be to attack Pak," she said, adding "such shameless self-interest of Sharif to preserve looted wealth & country be damned."
"Nawaz Sharif's meeting with Afghan NSA proves his connections with Pakistan's enemies," claimed state minister Shehryar Afridi. The meeting had proved that the former prime minister was a "tool to be used against Pakistani interests", he said.
Afridi said that Nawaz's statements had already been "used" by India at international forums.