Pakistan Army defeated terrorism; other countries failed, says COAS

[Ali_Baba]

As a side note - "The Pakistani Army also overthrew its own democratically elected goverment on the instructions of a foreign power to turn over the country to criminals, rapists.. and the sort and drop the country into an economic abyss.".

Another one of PA(Bajwa & Co's) achievements - just putting it out there..

 

[Michel Niesten]

As long as Pakistani military and civilians are dying by the hands of these scumbags, terrorism hasn’t been defeated. Saying they are defeated doesn’t make it true.
The terrorists suffer losses, which is great. But defeated? Unfortunately not.

 

[313ghazi]

The army HAD defeated terrorists in Pakistan. Under Bajwas watch they flourished again.

Question we need to ask again and again - why is army on the front line of actions against terrorism? After 20 years why have we not developed the police capability to deal with it? Why do we all consider it "Bajwas watch"?

Blasts happen, we blame ISI not FIA. Police forces have no capability to operate against terrorists rural locations, and barely have capability in urban locations.


Why? Who is responsible for this failure to transfer duties and build up capability in civilian security organisations?

 

[Jugger]

Do you really think that terrorism will end without Pakistan becoming 100% Shariah state?
You cannot defeat an ideological entity with military power alone.

 

[Dalit]

Bajwa should migrate to India. This man is a liability.

 

[IbnAbdullah]

Salaam

The army HAD defeated terrorists in Pakistan. Under Bajwas watch they flourished again.

Question we need to ask again and again - why is army on the front line of actions against terrorism? After 20 years why have we not developed the police capability to deal with it? Why do we all consider it "Bajwas watch"?

Blasts happen, we blame ISI not FIA. Police forces have no capability to operate against terrorists rural locations, and barely have capability in urban locations.


Why? Who is responsible for this failure to transfer duties and build up capability in civilian security organisations?

The one's who had the power to change political leadership if their defined redlines were crossed.

The problem was they drew those red lines such that cutting the roots of the country and nation did not cross the line.