Run perl script on remote server

Hello
I have 2 servers, server 1 and server2.
I have a perl script on server2 and I want to execute that perl script so my code is like
$command= { param($p1,$p2) cmd /c test.pl $p1 $p2 }
Invoke-Command -session $sesion -ScriptBlock $command -ArgumentList 1,2
session is already created with server2 from server1.
perl script kept on server2 spawn another cmd which interacts with server3.
When I run above code that perl script start executing but it stays in executing step for infinite time..as per observation, I have found that it stucks when it tried to spawn another cmd which interacts with server3 from server2.
How can I handle this?

Second hop restriction and some issue in the perl script that prevents it from honoring the error.
Run script interactively to test results.
Enter-PsSession $session
Type your command and see if you see an error.
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