Next Army Chief!

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Pracha

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Ishrat_baji said:
the next army chief should not be a punjabi paindu.
Let it come from other provinces
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Unfortunately, most of them are either partner in crime with Mir Jaffer or are closely involved in corruption with Sharif and Zardari Mafia.

Lt. Gen. Syed Asim Munir Ahmed Shah​

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Lt. Gen. Asim Munir is currently posted as Quarter Master General at the GHQ. He joined the army through 17th OTS course, Mangla, and was commissioned in the 23rd Battalion of Frontier Force Regiment.
He was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-General in September 2018 followed by his appointment as the Director General (DG) of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) next month.

The general has previously served as the DG Military Intelligence (MI), Commander XXX Corps in Gujranwala, and Commander Force Command Northern Areas.

Lt. Gen. Sahir Shamshad Mirza​

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Lt. Gen. Sahir Shamshad Mirza is currently posted as Commander X Corps in Rawalpindi. He was commissioned in the 8th Battalion of Sindh Regiment.
He has previously served as the Chief of General Staff, Adjutant General GHQ, Vice Chief of General Staff, DG Military Operations (MO), and General Officer Commanding (GOC) 40th Infantry Division in Okara.

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Lt. Gen. Azhar Abbas​

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Lt. Gen. Azhar Abbas is currently posted as the Chief of General Staff, which is the most coveted post in the Pakistan Army after the Chief of Army Staff.
As the Chief of General Staff, Lt. Gen. Azhar Abbas is responsible for operational and intelligence affairs at the GHQ in Rawalpindi.
He was commissioned in the 41st Battalion of Baloch Regiment. He has previously served as the Commander X Corps in Rawalpindi, DG Joint Staff at Joint Staff Headquarters Chaklala, Commandant School of Infantry and Tactics in Quetta, GOC 12 Infantry Division in Murree, and Private Secretary to former COAS, General Raheel Sharif.

Lt. Gen. Nauman Mehmood​

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Lt. Gen. Nauman Mehmood is currently posted as the President of the National Defense University (NDU) in Islamabad. He was commissioned in the Baloch Regiment.
The general has previously served as the Commander XI Corps in Peshawar, GCO of Infantry Regiment in North Waziristan, DG Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Analysis Wing, and IG Communication and Information Technology at GHQ Rawalpindi.
He has also served as Chief Instructor, Senior Instructor, and Instructor Class A at the Command and Staff College in Quetta.

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Lt. Gen. Faiz Hameed​

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Lt. Gen. Faiz Hameed was commissioned in the Baloch Regiment. He is presently posted as Commander XXXI Corps in Bahawalpur. From January 2017 to April 2019, Lt. Gen. Faiz Hameed served as the DG ISI.
He has previously served as the Commander XI Corps in Peshawar, Adjutant General GHQ, GOC of the 16 Infantry Division in Pano Akil, and DG Counter Intelligence GHQ.

Lt. Gen. Mohammad Amir​

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Lt. Gen. Mohammad Amir was commissioned in the Artillery Regiment. He is currently serving as Commander XXX Corps in Gujranwala.

The general has previously served as the Adjutant General GHQ, Commander 10 Infantry Division in Lahore, DG Staff Duties at COAS Secretariat, and Military Secretary to former President Asif Zardari.

Extension to General Bajwa​

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Although General Bajwa was granted a three-year extension in August 2019, the Supreme Court of Pakistan (SCP) suspended the extension in November 2019.
The apex court extended General Bajwa’s term for six months and asked the Parliament to pass legislation on the re-appointment of services chiefs.

In January 2020, the Parliament passed legislation, putting the matter of the extension in the tenure of services chiefs at the discretion of the PM. As a result, General Bajwa received a three-year extension.
It must be noted here that the legislation includes a specific clause that sets 64 as the age limit for the retirement of a service chief.

Under this clause, General Bajwa is eligible for another three-year extension because he is still 61 years old. If this happens, General Bajwa could remain COAS till November 2025.
 
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hammy_lucky

MPA (400+ posts)
real people said:
that is not nice. seems like you know but dont want to share. why?

i have done my research, he is ex- head of ISI. so what??

Pak army is now no more a fighting force -its a political party funded by USA & the Arabs. & India(indirectly)
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There is a whole story of the game of thrones like. From Bajwa’s last extension drama to Fazlu’s dharna. Give you a clue to ponder ;)
He was supposed to retire in September this year but he took the charge of his last post 2 months later so his retirement date changed and now he is in a race of becoming COAS.
Asim was DG MI too. He is well known for his competence and influence in the Army and his contacts through his past important posts.
People who think it's Imran vs Nawaz are simply ignorant of the fact that this is not about them but a tussle and struggle between senior generals to become COAS. Politicians are just their pawns.
 
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RealPeople

RealPeople

Minister (2k+ posts)
hammy_lucky said:
There is a whole story of the game of thrones like. From Bajwa’s last extension drama to Fazlu’s dharna. Give you a clue to ponder ;)
He was supposed to retired in september this year but he took the charge of his last post 2 months later so his retirement date changed and now he is in a race of becoming COAS.
Asim was DG MI too. He is well known for his competence and influence in the Army and his contacts through his past important posts.
People who think its Imran vs Nawaz are simply ignorent of the fact that this is not about them but a tussle and struggle of seniour generals to become COAS. Politicians are just their pawns.
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wow - and i thought u had some thing special to tell us!

we KNOW all of the above. This is a Bikaau army now and they will try to force their way but times have changed . It is do or die situation. Unless these b....tards are challenged they will continue to do regime changes
 
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hammy_lucky

MPA (400+ posts)
RealPeople said:
wow - and i thought u had some thing special to tell us!

we KNOW all of the above. This is a Bikaau army now and they will try to force their way but times have changed . It is do or die situation. Unless these b....tards are challenged they will continue to do regime changes
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Lol. This is realpolitik.
You think Imran is a revolutionary?
Best of luck with that ?
 
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ocean5

Minister (2k+ posts)
hammy_lucky said:
Hahaha. Another Youthia story.
Brav. Asim Munir told Imran about Bushra Bibi’s bribery and wrongdoings while he was ISI chief. Imran sacked him and put Faiz incharge. Phati hue hai Imran ke is say.
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Be carefull nothia he will explain the story of your mama bibis story.you dick head you go and just spin on ganjas dick you mother fucker.you son of a fucking bitch.
 
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thinking

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
hammy_lucky said:
Gen Asim Munir is a Hafiz e Quran.
Also, Zia was used by US more than any other General in the holy war against the soviets. So, please forget about the religiosity of people.
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Yar ye Hafzay Quran wali baat beech mein lanay ki zarorat nahi.Ab ye koi paimana nahi raha true Muslims honay ka.Molvi Fazulo ke sath kitnay Hafzay Quran Kharay hotay hain.Kabhi check kia?TTP..Daesh.ISIS ke jin bando ne innocent bacho aurto ko Shaheed kia wo suicide bombers half se zayada Hafzay Quran they..True Muslims wo ha Jis ki rooh mein Quran utar jaya na ke zuban ur hafzay mein...TLP ka S Rizvi bhi hafzay Quran ha.So leave it.
 
Qudsi

Qudsi

Minister (2k+ posts)
whoever the next bloody COAS , he would be very much worried and meek , he should stick to his limits and he will
 
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