گلف نیوز:فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے کو کچھ افراد نے ہدفِ تنقید بنایا: آرمی چیف

Multani Malang

Councller (250+ posts)
In his interview to Gulf News, Bajwa said, "The youth must ensure that they are shielded from divisive propaganda".

But contrary to his claim youth had recognized his true snake-type character.
۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

Dubai: Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa is known as the friend of Arabs in Pakistan due to his untiring efforts to bring Pakistan closer to the Middle East countries.
The Pakistan Army Chief General Bajwa, who is going to retire on November 29, spoke at length during an exclusive interview with Gulf News.

He talked about his concept of military diplomacy, relations with Gulf and Middle East countries and the major world powers, and his decision to make army ‘apolitical’ in the country. General Bajwa, who is leaving behind a strong legacy, believes that the institute of military has remained a stabilising factor in managing internal rifts and finding a balance in global politics through military diplomacy.
Pakistan witnessed eventful six years during General Bajwa’s tenure. The country remained in the center of attention due to domestic politics, international events and the US withdrawal from Afghanistan after 20 years of ‘War on Terror’. During these years, Pakistan continued to face domestic instability due to the aftershocks of leaked ‘Panama Papers’ and internal political schisms.
General Bajwa’s proactive military diplomacy consolidated Pakistan’s position both internally and internationally. With six years of leading an Army which brought Pakistan closer to Middle East, ensured peace in the border regions with Afghanistan, improved internal stability and contributed towards national development, General Bajwa’s legacy as an Army Chief will be remembered both by the public in general and Army in particular.

At the domestic front, his efforts for upholding constitutional values, national development, security and support during period of natural disasters remained the key highlights of his tenure as Army Chief.

army chief people-1669540423907
General Bajwa has always been keen to interact with public to help people in need during any emergencies.

Following are excerpts from General Qamar Javed Bajwa’s interview:​

Will you please explain the role of the army in Pakistan’s politics? Recently, you have decided to remove the military from the corridors of politics. How will this impact civil-military relations in the short and long term?​

Pakistan Army has always remained a dominant player in national decision-making. Due to its historic role in country’s politics, the military drew severe criticism from public and politicians alike.
We have restricted the army’s role to its constitutional mandated task only by deciding to make it ‘apolitical’. This decision, though being viewed negatively by a segment of society and led to personal criticism, will facilitate in reinvigorating and strengthening democratic culture, assist in supporting state organs to effectively perform and deliver. Above all, this decision will help enhance army’s prestige in the long term.
Pakistan Army has enjoyed unmatched respect and trust of Pakistani Nation throughout our history. Army’s positive and constructive role in Pakistan’s National Security and development has always received unwavering public support.

I believe that public support and affinity towards the armed forces tends to erode when the military is seen to be involved in political affairs, and, therefore, I considered it prudent to shield Pakistan Army from the vagaries of politics in Pakistan.

Despite some criticism and undue vilification of the armed forces through mass propaganda and meticulously crafted false narratives, the institutional resolve to remain apolitical will remain steadfast. I am certain that this political quarantine of the armed forces will auger well for Pakistan in the long term by fostering political stability and strengthening the Army-to-people bond.

PAK CAR 1-1669376213090


Pakistan's Army Chief of Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa opened the Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan Institute of Cardiology, which was implemented in the city of Quetta, the capital of Balochistan province. The opening ceremony was attended by Mir Jan Jamali, Governor of Balochistan; Hamad Obaid Al Zaabi, UAE Ambassador to Pakistan; Abdullah Khalifa Al Ghafli, Director of the UAE Pakistan Assistance Programme (UAE PAP); doctors; paramedical staff and senior civil and military officials.Image Credit: WAM

Historically, Pakistan has enjoyed close relationship with Middle Eastern countries. Even you, as Pakistan Army Chief, have been intimately involved in the military diplomacy in this region than any other place. What in your view is the present status and outlook of this relationship?​

Pakistan enjoys a special bond and fraternal ties with GCC and other Middle Eastern countries, which is deep-rooted in our strong religious, historical and cultural affinity. Our traditional ties with brotherly Arab states transcend beyond any cost-benefit calculus. Pakistan remains grateful to our brethren for their generous and unconditional support to Pakistan, especially during testing times. Pakistan, on its part, has always supported the strategic interests of our Middle Eastern friends and would continue to do so in the future.

Military diplomacy is complementary to Pakistan’s foreign policy and plays its due role in fostering Pakistan’s bilateral relations with other countries, including in the Middle Eastern region. Our intimate engagements with the Arab countries at the leadership level have continuously helped nurture the long-standing ties and translate them into practical cooperation in areas of common interests.

I foresee a very robust and broad-based relationship with our Arab brothers in future, which remains exclusive and independent of their bilateral relations with other countries.

army chief children-1669540426104


General Bajwa during his visit to flood-hit areas in Swat. He says that Pakistan army undertake a wholesome people-centric developmental approach with focus on mainstreaming of our tribal areas

What are the main challenges Pakistan facing?​

Pakistan is located in South Asia, where stability has remained elusive due to historical conflicts and un-resolved disputes. Perpetual conflict and instability make it the least integrated region in the world despite huge economic potential and a large population.

The region has been referred as the strategic chessboard due to its role in great power rivalries in the past — the recent being the two-decades-long war against terror led by US and the West in Afghanistan. Pakistan’s western border has therefore seen a great deal of instability due to the conflict in Afghanistan. Post-US withdrawal, a modicum of stability has been seen in the country with reduction in violence. However, the situation remains volatile.

Pakistan’s all-weather strategic partnership with China has endured the upheavals of strategic environment through many decades. The ever-sharpening global power contestation, however, now places Pakistan in a delicate position with regard to balancing our relationship with China and the West. Pakistan is trying to steer itself prudently in this increasingly contested strategic environment and ensuring that we are not pulled into any future iteration of cold war.

Our western neighbour Iran’s peculiar geo-strategic orientation has been a source of concern for the international community; however, Pakistan has always desired peaceful and friendly relations with our Muslim neighbour and tried to maintain a positive working relationship.

On the internal front, Pakistan’s successful counter-terrorism campaign has turned the tide of terrorism and we continue to make meaningful efforts to overcome the menace of extremism and residue of terrorism.

Streaks of political intolerance in our society is a worrisome new trend; we will keep striving for a society which is tolerant, rational and does not discriminate on the basis of political orientation, faith, ethnicity or creed.

Another major concern is economic frailty, which tends to exacerbate other issues concerning human security such as health, education, access to food and clean water, and mitigating threats posed by climate change.

General Bajwa


General Bajwa during his visit to China. He says that Pakistan’s all-weather strategic partnership with China has endured the upheavals of strategic environment through many decades.Image Credit:


In 2017, you started Operation Rudd-ul-Faasad that saw the back of militants broken giving Pakistan few very peaceful years. You also took many initiatives like fencing of Western Border, mainstreaming of FATA, huge educational network in KP & Balochistan. Which of these projects are close to your heart and how do you wish to see them in future.​

Pakistan’s nearly two-decade long campaign against terrorism and violent extremism has followed a deliberately conceived plan in response to a constantly evolving threat paradigm. Operation Rudd-ul-Fassad, which, was aimed at elimination of terrorists and extremists groups, is the continuity of our phased drive against militancy, which commenced in 2017 and has helped achieve impressive gains against terrorists and their abettors.

Pakistan has also undertaken a wholesome people-centric developmental approach with focus on mainstreaming of our tribal areas, bringing underdeveloped regions of the country at par with other areas.

The emancipation of people of border areas remains top priority of Pakistan’s civil and military leadership. All these issue are closely intertwined and every step taken towards that direction remains close to my heart.

You are completing 42 years of illustrious service including six years of tenure as COAS. In the backdrop of such comprehensive experience, where do you see Pakistan Army as a fighting force in foreseeable future?​

It has been a profound privilege to have served and led one of the finest military forces of the world during a most challenging time in Pakistan’s history. In these four decades, I have witnessed Pakistan Army as a constantly evolving force, which has always orchestrated and synergised its response with the changing threat paradigm and rapidly transforming character of war.

We have worked out plans to effectively align ourselves with the requirements of future battlefield, making the best use of our limited resources.

I foresee Pakistan Army as a cohesive, agile, adaptive and a modern force, which can complement other elements of national power by maintaining a credible deterrent capability to help foster a secure environment for national development and socio¬economic well-being.

army chief floods-1669540432059


General Bajwa during his visit to flood-hit areas of Pakistan, Army has been leading the flood relief campaign providing all emergencies services to protect people's lives.

What is your message for people, especially youth of Pakistan?​

No nation is secure by virtue of its defence forces alone. While the armed forces of Pakistan are ready to sacrifice our lives for the motherland, we cannot succeed without the support of our people, especially the large, dynamic and industrious youth of Pakistan, which constitutes around 60 per cent of our total population.

Pakistan’s armed forces draw their strength and support from Pakistani nation and this support keeps us motivated in confronting the threats to Pakistan’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and internal security.

My message to our young generation, the future of Pakistan, is to devote their time and energy towards education and skill development. Honest toil and selfless exertion are the basis of a progressive society.

The youth must also ensure that they are shielded from divisive propaganda and information warfare that seeks to polarise our society and erode mutual trust. Pakistan should always come first — before any other marker of identity

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ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER

General Qamar Javed Bajwa was commissioned in 16 Baloch Regiment on October 24, 1980. His father Lt Col Muhammad Iqbal Bajwa also served in 16 Baloch Regiment. He was only seven years old when his father passed away due to cardiac arrest. He was then raised by his mother.

General Bajwa is a graduate of Canadian Command & Staff College, American Naval Post Graduate School Monterey (California) and National Defence University, Islamabad.

General Bajwa has served on various instructional appointments to include School of Infantry & Tactics, Quetta and Command & Staff College, Quetta.

He has a vast experience of Command and Staff appointments. He has served as Corps Commander X Corps, Rawalpindi and has served as Commander of Pakistan’s UN Mission in Congo. He has also served as Chief of Staff X Corps, Rawalpindi as well.

Other key Command Appointments include Commander Force Command Northern Areas, Commander of an Infantry Brigade and Commanding Officer of his unit, 16 Baloch Regiment. General Bajwa will retire on November 19 after 42 years of service in the army.


آرمی چیف جنرل قمرجاوید باجوہ کا کہنا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے کو کچھ افراد نے ہدفِ تنقید بنایا ہے۔

خلیجی اخبار کو انٹرویو دیتے ہوئے آرمی چیف جنرل قمر جاوید باجوہ نے یہ بات کہی ہے۔

ان کا کہنا ہے کہ افواجِ پاکستان نے اندرونی خلفشار پر قابو پانے میں ہمیشہ کردار ادا کیا۔

پاک فوج کے سپہ سالار نے کہا کہ افواجِ پاکستان نے بذریعہ عسکری سفارت کاری عالمی سیاست میں توازن قائم رکھا۔

انہوں نے کہا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے سے جمہوری اقدار پروان چڑھے گی۔

جنرل قمر جاوید باجوہ نے کہا ہے کہ فوج پروپیگنڈے اور جھوٹے بیانیے کے باوجود غیر سیاسی رہنے کے فیصلے پر ثابت قدم رہے گی۔

انہوں نے مزید کہا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے سے پاکستان میں سیاسی استحکام کو فروغ ملے گا۔

آرمی چیف جنرل قمرجاوید باجوہ کا یہ بھی کہنا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے سے فوج کے عوام سے تعلقات مضبوط ہوں گے۔


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Dr Adam

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)

Multani Malang

Councller (250+ posts)
Moeed (Journalist) says, as per the deal agreed between Bajwa and Nawaz, Bajwa tried his best to get Nawaz out of Panama case but failed due to media & judiciary pressure. And later on he helped Nawaz on his escape out of country. Bajwa arranged RTS delays to deny simple majority to IK in 2018 elections to ensure to manipulate the environment for Nawaz Sharif return. By the way now same deal has been made between Atta Bundial and Nawaz Sharif to give him safe passage in courts. Clueless County heading nowhere.
 

Kam

Minister (2k+ posts)
All people should change their status to " Bastard is gone " with out referring to anyone.

He will understand.
 

jakfh

Senator (1k+ posts)
In his interview to Gulf News, Bajwa said, "The youth must ensure that they are shielded from divisive propaganda".

But contrary to his claim youth had recognized his true snake-type character.
۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔

Dubai: Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa is known as the friend of Arabs in Pakistan due to his untiring efforts to bring Pakistan closer to the Middle East countries.
The Pakistan Army Chief General Bajwa, who is going to retire on November 29, spoke at length during an exclusive interview with Gulf News.

He talked about his concept of military diplomacy, relations with Gulf and Middle East countries and the major world powers, and his decision to make army ‘apolitical’ in the country. General Bajwa, who is leaving behind a strong legacy, believes that the institute of military has remained a stabilising factor in managing internal rifts and finding a balance in global politics through military diplomacy.
Pakistan witnessed eventful six years during General Bajwa’s tenure. The country remained in the center of attention due to domestic politics, international events and the US withdrawal from Afghanistan after 20 years of ‘War on Terror’. During these years, Pakistan continued to face domestic instability due to the aftershocks of leaked ‘Panama Papers’ and internal political schisms.
General Bajwa’s proactive military diplomacy consolidated Pakistan’s position both internally and internationally. With six years of leading an Army which brought Pakistan closer to Middle East, ensured peace in the border regions with Afghanistan, improved internal stability and contributed towards national development, General Bajwa’s legacy as an Army Chief will be remembered both by the public in general and Army in particular.

At the domestic front, his efforts for upholding constitutional values, national development, security and support during period of natural disasters remained the key highlights of his tenure as Army Chief.

army chief people-1669540423907
General Bajwa has always been keen to interact with public to help people in need during any emergencies.

Following are excerpts from General Qamar Javed Bajwa’s interview:​

Will you please explain the role of the army in Pakistan’s politics? Recently, you have decided to remove the military from the corridors of politics. How will this impact civil-military relations in the short and long term?​

Pakistan Army has always remained a dominant player in national decision-making. Due to its historic role in country’s politics, the military drew severe criticism from public and politicians alike.
We have restricted the army’s role to its constitutional mandated task only by deciding to make it ‘apolitical’. This decision, though being viewed negatively by a segment of society and led to personal criticism, will facilitate in reinvigorating and strengthening democratic culture, assist in supporting state organs to effectively perform and deliver. Above all, this decision will help enhance army’s prestige in the long term.
Pakistan Army has enjoyed unmatched respect and trust of Pakistani Nation throughout our history. Army’s positive and constructive role in Pakistan’s National Security and development has always received unwavering public support.

I believe that public support and affinity towards the armed forces tends to erode when the military is seen to be involved in political affairs, and, therefore, I considered it prudent to shield Pakistan Army from the vagaries of politics in Pakistan.

Despite some criticism and undue vilification of the armed forces through mass propaganda and meticulously crafted false narratives, the institutional resolve to remain apolitical will remain steadfast. I am certain that this political quarantine of the armed forces will auger well for Pakistan in the long term by fostering political stability and strengthening the Army-to-people bond.

PAK CAR 1-1669376213090


Pakistan's Army Chief of Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa opened the Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan Institute of Cardiology, which was implemented in the city of Quetta, the capital of Balochistan province. The opening ceremony was attended by Mir Jan Jamali, Governor of Balochistan; Hamad Obaid Al Zaabi, UAE Ambassador to Pakistan; Abdullah Khalifa Al Ghafli, Director of the UAE Pakistan Assistance Programme (UAE PAP); doctors; paramedical staff and senior civil and military officials.Image Credit: WAM

Historically, Pakistan has enjoyed close relationship with Middle Eastern countries. Even you, as Pakistan Army Chief, have been intimately involved in the military diplomacy in this region than any other place. What in your view is the present status and outlook of this relationship?​

Pakistan enjoys a special bond and fraternal ties with GCC and other Middle Eastern countries, which is deep-rooted in our strong religious, historical and cultural affinity. Our traditional ties with brotherly Arab states transcend beyond any cost-benefit calculus. Pakistan remains grateful to our brethren for their generous and unconditional support to Pakistan, especially during testing times. Pakistan, on its part, has always supported the strategic interests of our Middle Eastern friends and would continue to do so in the future.

Military diplomacy is complementary to Pakistan’s foreign policy and plays its due role in fostering Pakistan’s bilateral relations with other countries, including in the Middle Eastern region. Our intimate engagements with the Arab countries at the leadership level have continuously helped nurture the long-standing ties and translate them into practical cooperation in areas of common interests.

I foresee a very robust and broad-based relationship with our Arab brothers in future, which remains exclusive and independent of their bilateral relations with other countries.

army chief children-1669540426104


General Bajwa during his visit to flood-hit areas in Swat. He says that Pakistan army undertake a wholesome people-centric developmental approach with focus on mainstreaming of our tribal areas

What are the main challenges Pakistan facing?​

Pakistan is located in South Asia, where stability has remained elusive due to historical conflicts and un-resolved disputes. Perpetual conflict and instability make it the least integrated region in the world despite huge economic potential and a large population.

The region has been referred as the strategic chessboard due to its role in great power rivalries in the past — the recent being the two-decades-long war against terror led by US and the West in Afghanistan. Pakistan’s western border has therefore seen a great deal of instability due to the conflict in Afghanistan. Post-US withdrawal, a modicum of stability has been seen in the country with reduction in violence. However, the situation remains volatile.

Pakistan’s all-weather strategic partnership with China has endured the upheavals of strategic environment through many decades. The ever-sharpening global power contestation, however, now places Pakistan in a delicate position with regard to balancing our relationship with China and the West. Pakistan is trying to steer itself prudently in this increasingly contested strategic environment and ensuring that we are not pulled into any future iteration of cold war.

Our western neighbour Iran’s peculiar geo-strategic orientation has been a source of concern for the international community; however, Pakistan has always desired peaceful and friendly relations with our Muslim neighbour and tried to maintain a positive working relationship.

On the internal front, Pakistan’s successful counter-terrorism campaign has turned the tide of terrorism and we continue to make meaningful efforts to overcome the menace of extremism and residue of terrorism.

Streaks of political intolerance in our society is a worrisome new trend; we will keep striving for a society which is tolerant, rational and does not discriminate on the basis of political orientation, faith, ethnicity or creed.

Another major concern is economic frailty, which tends to exacerbate other issues concerning human security such as health, education, access to food and clean water, and mitigating threats posed by climate change.

General Bajwa


General Bajwa during his visit to China. He says that Pakistan’s all-weather strategic partnership with China has endured the upheavals of strategic environment through many decades.Image Credit:


In 2017, you started Operation Rudd-ul-Faasad that saw the back of militants broken giving Pakistan few very peaceful years. You also took many initiatives like fencing of Western Border, mainstreaming of FATA, huge educational network in KP & Balochistan. Which of these projects are close to your heart and how do you wish to see them in future.​

Pakistan’s nearly two-decade long campaign against terrorism and violent extremism has followed a deliberately conceived plan in response to a constantly evolving threat paradigm. Operation Rudd-ul-Fassad, which, was aimed at elimination of terrorists and extremists groups, is the continuity of our phased drive against militancy, which commenced in 2017 and has helped achieve impressive gains against terrorists and their abettors.

Pakistan has also undertaken a wholesome people-centric developmental approach with focus on mainstreaming of our tribal areas, bringing underdeveloped regions of the country at par with other areas.

The emancipation of people of border areas remains top priority of Pakistan’s civil and military leadership. All these issue are closely intertwined and every step taken towards that direction remains close to my heart.

You are completing 42 years of illustrious service including six years of tenure as COAS. In the backdrop of such comprehensive experience, where do you see Pakistan Army as a fighting force in foreseeable future?​

It has been a profound privilege to have served and led one of the finest military forces of the world during a most challenging time in Pakistan’s history. In these four decades, I have witnessed Pakistan Army as a constantly evolving force, which has always orchestrated and synergised its response with the changing threat paradigm and rapidly transforming character of war.

We have worked out plans to effectively align ourselves with the requirements of future battlefield, making the best use of our limited resources.

I foresee Pakistan Army as a cohesive, agile, adaptive and a modern force, which can complement other elements of national power by maintaining a credible deterrent capability to help foster a secure environment for national development and socio¬economic well-being.

army chief floods-1669540432059


General Bajwa during his visit to flood-hit areas of Pakistan, Army has been leading the flood relief campaign providing all emergencies services to protect people's lives.

What is your message for people, especially youth of Pakistan?​

No nation is secure by virtue of its defence forces alone. While the armed forces of Pakistan are ready to sacrifice our lives for the motherland, we cannot succeed without the support of our people, especially the large, dynamic and industrious youth of Pakistan, which constitutes around 60 per cent of our total population.

Pakistan’s armed forces draw their strength and support from Pakistani nation and this support keeps us motivated in confronting the threats to Pakistan’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and internal security.

My message to our young generation, the future of Pakistan, is to devote their time and energy towards education and skill development. Honest toil and selfless exertion are the basis of a progressive society.

The youth must also ensure that they are shielded from divisive propaganda and information warfare that seeks to polarise our society and erode mutual trust. Pakistan should always come first — before any other marker of identity

20200813_pakistan_army_general


ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER

General Qamar Javed Bajwa was commissioned in 16 Baloch Regiment on October 24, 1980. His father Lt Col Muhammad Iqbal Bajwa also served in 16 Baloch Regiment. He was only seven years old when his father passed away due to cardiac arrest. He was then raised by his mother.

General Bajwa is a graduate of Canadian Command & Staff College, American Naval Post Graduate School Monterey (California) and National Defence University, Islamabad.

General Bajwa has served on various instructional appointments to include School of Infantry & Tactics, Quetta and Command & Staff College, Quetta.

He has a vast experience of Command and Staff appointments. He has served as Corps Commander X Corps, Rawalpindi and has served as Commander of Pakistan’s UN Mission in Congo. He has also served as Chief of Staff X Corps, Rawalpindi as well.

Other key Command Appointments include Commander Force Command Northern Areas, Commander of an Infantry Brigade and Commanding Officer of his unit, 16 Baloch Regiment. General Bajwa will retire on November 19 after 42 years of service in the army.


آرمی چیف جنرل قمرجاوید باجوہ کا کہنا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے کو کچھ افراد نے ہدفِ تنقید بنایا ہے۔

خلیجی اخبار کو انٹرویو دیتے ہوئے آرمی چیف جنرل قمر جاوید باجوہ نے یہ بات کہی ہے۔

ان کا کہنا ہے کہ افواجِ پاکستان نے اندرونی خلفشار پر قابو پانے میں ہمیشہ کردار ادا کیا۔

پاک فوج کے سپہ سالار نے کہا کہ افواجِ پاکستان نے بذریعہ عسکری سفارت کاری عالمی سیاست میں توازن قائم رکھا۔

انہوں نے کہا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے سے جمہوری اقدار پروان چڑھے گی۔

جنرل قمر جاوید باجوہ نے کہا ہے کہ فوج پروپیگنڈے اور جھوٹے بیانیے کے باوجود غیر سیاسی رہنے کے فیصلے پر ثابت قدم رہے گی۔

انہوں نے مزید کہا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے سے پاکستان میں سیاسی استحکام کو فروغ ملے گا۔

آرمی چیف جنرل قمرجاوید باجوہ کا یہ بھی کہنا ہے کہ فوج کے غیر سیاسی ہونے سے فوج کے عوام سے تعلقات مضبوط ہوں گے۔


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man i hate his laanti face..ghaleez tareen insan hai yea bharwa
 

Melanthus

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Who is Bajra trying to hoodwink?.Every child knows army interferes in Pakistani politics.PDM coalition was created by the army.Zaleeldari was allowed to use his illicit money to buy PTI MNAs.The auction was taking place in Sindh House with the blessing of establishment and judiciary.He has no credibility now.He give a thousand interviews to foreign media but no one is going to buy his narrative.Ps He has still not explained how he became mega rich.
 

sensible

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
فوج کا غیر سیاسی ہونے کا مطلب ہے فوج خود بھی کرپٹ ہو اور کرپٹوں سے جا ملے؟ ویسے یہ فیصلہ فوج نے کتنویں بار کیا ہے؟ باجوہ جواب دے دے اپنی جائیدادوں کا تو فوج غیر سیاسی ہے۔باجوہ جواب دے کہ وہ علیم خان کو غیر سیاسی ہو کر چیف منسٹر لگوانا چاہتا تھا؟
باجوہ نے جو اعتراف جرم کیا عمران خان کو نکالنے کی سازش کا اس پر آرٹیکل سکس لگے گا
 

mian_ssg

MPA (400+ posts)
Are we deaf and dumb. Can't we understand and see what is happening around. You are yet living in your dreams. Come out on the roads without your security and then see what people say about you.
 

mughals

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Army ->
killed its own kids to end dharna
killed its own people to get dollars
allowed drone attacks to get dollars
instilled militancy in different parts of the country to get additional funds
allowed bases to foreigners for getting dollars
provided security to convoys to get dollars
allowed floods to get dollars (but did not work this time)
 

MRT.abcd

Minister (2k+ posts)
Which army chief was not a traitor?
People, try to understand that the West has a plan for you and the plan is
Generals will rule Pakistan and keep Pakistan in the state it is today.
Understand the problem, rather than just throwing the dirt at the current thug.
It is not going to do much as the thug is dirty already and master deceptive as well.
 

MRT.abcd

Minister (2k+ posts)
Army ->
killed its own kids to end dharna
killed its own people to get dollars
allowed drone attacks to get dollars
instilled militancy in different parts of the country to get additional funds
allowed bases to foreigners for getting dollars
provided security to convoys to get dollars
allowed floods to get dollars (but did not work this time)
This all sounds like carrots to generals, what is your plan?
 

Amal

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)

پاکستان میں باجوہ اب غداری ، چالبازی، کرپشن اور مافیا کی علامت ہے، سفاک باجوہ مبارک ہو ۔