Has Imran Khan Successfully Destroyed the Institution of Army too?

[Kamikaze Pilot]

Troll thread.

Par ye Snehesh Alex Philip kaun hai? Sounds like Indian name.

 

[Samurai_assassin]

Wait until ISPR produce another pointless pathetic song and drama episode.
The army has lost all will to fight.

 

[KrimesKaster]

Only Pakistan's Military can destroy itself, nothing else can and least of it politicians. Pakistan is essentially one massive Army which does other things on side at times.

 

[Riz]

Aman mian sithaya gay ho kaaaa ?

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

We have the only army in the world that owns and operates businesses.

Thats not true.I can name you Armies that produce food and involved in other industry.These industries balance the supply chains of Armies and do welfare for their folks....Not to forget they are a place where a commisioned soldier retiring in his early 40s is able to find work and put food on the table.They contribute humongously to the nations tax net.Most of those sectors are being run by retired and not the serving.
Furthermore, Army generals have always being part of political systems throughout the history.Who was Abraham Lincoln? or Charles de gaulle? Nevertheless i personally want a civilian to lead but if life gives you lemons you make lemonade...you dont dream of a cocktail.. The society is not producing leaders.

 

[ARMalik]

Bajwa needs to go urgently. He is still the COAS till November 2022. The government needs to announce right now the new COAS. Bajwa needs to do the hand over and get out in a couple of months.

 

[RangeMaster]

Bajwa needs to go urgently. He is still the COAS till November 2022. The government needs to announce right now the new COAS. Bajwa needs to do the hand over and get out in a couple of months.

The government will be gone before Bajwa if that happens.

And we aren't turkey.

 

[khail007]

A question ... in armed forces, it is not the rule that the senior-most should get the automatic promotion at the retirement of its chief?
These extensions and perceptions to promote the so-called 'loyal' to the highest post are the mess created by politicos. Bhutto, Nawaz Sharif both were hunted by their optimism.
Bhutto assumed that Zia was not so clever and competent to harm him, but it was proved otherwise.
Nawaz Sharif followed the same assumption about Mush till he appoints his favorite 'Butt', but that also blows back.
IMO, civil governments upon advice from their Western/USA/Arabs masters should not interfere in the promotional system of armed forces.
If civil and military adhere to their own tasks/duties the system will run calmly else Pakistan has to face chaos after every three/five years and at present that is continuously happening in Pakistan.

 

[Goritoes]

@PanzerKiel on a serious note, can a COAS resign voluntarily because of his failures ? and in that case what happens?

 

[Samurai_assassin]

@PanzerKiel on a serious note, can a COAS resign voluntarily because of his failures ? and in that case what happens?

Nobody ever resigns from any senior position in Pakistan. Rather they stay clinching onto their position of power.
I'm afraid we will witness more misery in Balochestan.

 

[Goritoes]

Nobody ever resigns from any senior position in Pakistan. Rather they stay clinching onto their position of power.
I'm afraid we will witness more misery in Balochestan.

It seems like the community which includes Army Generals and soldiers are corrupt morally down to their very DNA, whether you are good at your job, you are the reason country is losing soldiers, resources, Finances , Image but we have to stick to our Positions of COAS, PM, President , Tehsil Dar, Judges etc...

 

[khail007]

Pak Fauj is too solid as an institution to be undermined by IK,

Regards

You are right, actually, the Armed Forces of Pakistan are the most disciplined institute left alone and that is due to their internal infrastructure of training; else the political crooks like Bhutto and Nawaz did not leave any stone unturned to politicize that institute in their own/party favor. Even the blind could sense how they planned to govern Pakistan even through their generations to come - a lust for money and power.

 

[313ghazi]

Such an over reaction to casualties.

 

[Vapnope]

@PanzerKiel on a serious note, can a COAS resign voluntarily because of his failures ? and in that case what happens?

Jahangir Karamit did resign on disagreement with Nawaz Sharif.

 

[fitpOsitive]

All of our government institutions were in shambles

Police, Railway, Education, Health, Revenue, Judiciary. Literally everything

Imran Khan came in power with the lie that he would make things right and would correct insitutions. That never happened

Now looking at the way Pak army was thrashed by BLF in Kech district and the way army is trying to hide it can we say that Imran Khan has successfully destroyed this last functioning institution of Pakistan too

After all it was Imran Khan who gave longest extension to someone like General Bajwa who never deserved it in the first place and opposed giving extension to someone like Raheel Sharif saying giving extensions destroys institutions

So by Imran Khan's own words has he destroyed Pakistan army institution by giving extension to people who never deserved it?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1163463622452011008

See, people who are selected in forces also come from society. If society is in bad shape, so will the institutions they will join. Pak forces Kab tak is trend k khilaf laraingi? I don't think it's Imran Khan's fault. Its the general thinking process that finally is also hitting institutions as well. The top institutions.