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What right ISPR have to kick his butt???? And how many extension do kiyani need....He already got one...why dont just leave the **** alone and retire.
General Kayani Decides to retire.
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What right ISPR have to kick his butt???? And how many extension do kiyani need....He already got one...why dont just leave the **** alone and retire.
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Rawalpindi - October 6, 2013:
Responding to the media reports about his future, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani said:-
"For quite sometime, my current responsibilities and likely future plans have been debated in the media with all sorts of rumours and speculations doing the rounds. The subject of being entrusted with new duties has also come up in several reports. I am grateful to the political leadership and the nation for reposing their trust in me and Pakistan Army at this important juncture of our national history. However, I share the general opinion that institutions and traditions are stronger than individuals and must take precedence.
As I complete my tenure the will of the people has taken root and a constitutional order is in place. The armed forces of Pakistan fully support and want to strengthen this democratic order. Pakistan Army has made its contribution towards this desired END with complete clarity of mind and a comprehensive understanding of the trajectory Pakistan needs to take. They have also proven, on countless occasions, through their priceless sacrifices that the defence and prosperity of Pakistan is their highest priority.
I have served this great nation and had the privilege of commanding the finest Army of the world for six years to the best of my abilities and with the sincerest of my intentions. It is time for others to carry forward the mission of making Pakistan a truly democratic, prosperous and peaceful country that embodies the finest dreams our founding fathers had envisaged for us.
My tenure ends on 29th November 2013. On that day I will retire. May the Almighty Allah help and guide us all."
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Responding to the media reports about his future, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani said:-
"For quite sometime, my current responsibilities and likely future plans have been debated in the media with all sorts of rumours and speculations doing the rounds. The subject of being entrusted with new duties has also come up in several reports. I am grateful to the political leadership and the nation for reposing their trust in me and Pakistan Army at this important juncture of our national history. However, I share the general opinion that institutions and traditions are stronger than individuals and must take precedence.
As I complete my tenure the will of the people has taken root and a constitutional order is in place. The armed forces of Pakistan fully support and want to strengthen this democratic order. Pakistan Army has made its contribution towards this desired END with complete clarity of mind and a comprehensive understanding of the trajectory Pakistan needs to take. They have also proven, on countless occasions, through their priceless sacrifices that the defence and prosperity of Pakistan is their highest priority.
I have served this great nation and had the privilege of commanding the finest Army of the world for six years to the best of my abilities and with the sincerest of my intentions. It is time for others to carry forward the mission of making Pakistan a truly democratic, prosperous and peaceful country that embodies the finest dreams our founding fathers had envisaged for us.
My tenure ends on 29th November 2013. On that day I will retire. May the Almighty Allah help and guide us all."
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ISPR should reject this rumor of Mir, Mir saying NS decided not to give him extension and tkayani wants it, that is why KAyani announced it before NS announcement, some saying NS offered him but Kayani refused.
Kayani should retire, I am not in support of him.
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i agree with you "mikkix" journalist like hamid mir are nothing but a black spot on pakistan and its media , if i ever see him i will kick his a$$
and for the topic , its a good decision that he announces his retirement ....lets hope next army chief will be senior most , not a favorite of NS
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TBH i liked him. His non political moves were very much appreciated and he really helped improve the image of Pak Army when after Musharraf when people were not exactly fond of them to say the least..... Nice gesture and hopefully the next one would be non political and best man for the job not just some NS man. A fine man.
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you mean kiyani has less brain ?
kyani will got more powerful role in army. according to news. btw general kiyani is best general .
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It is a good sign.
Pakistan should make it a policy to never give extensions again.All Chief's must retire regardless of their percieved importance every time.
It is good for institutional maturity.
Pakistan should make it a policy to never give extensions again.All Chief's must retire regardless of their percieved importance every time.
It is good for institutional maturity.
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