Pakistan Army Officials Revolt Against Army Chief General Asim Munir Wrote a Letter and Asked to Resign

Pakistan Army Chief: The rebellion in the army has erupted against the Pakistani Army chief General Syed Asim Munir. The spark of rebellion has erupted among General Munir’s junior military officers. Meanwhile, junior officers of the Pakistani Army have even demanded the resignation of military chief General Asim Munir and the officials have also written a letter demanding the army chief, in which Pakistani army officials have criticized the army chief. Apart from this, General Munir accused of using the military political harassment and using personal revenge for personal revenge.

According to the CNN report, this criticism letter has been written by the officials of Colonel, Major and Captain Rank against Pakistani military chief General Munir. In this letter, the officers have sharply criticized the leadership of General Munir. At the same time, his leadership was compared in 1971, when Pakistan faced an embarrassing defeat and Bangladesh was built then

In the letter, officers warned the army chief

Pakistani army officers have warned the army chief in a very sharp language in the letter. He said, “This is not an appeal. This is not a conversation of the agreement. This is your 1971 General and we will not let you be buried in this shadow.” Army officers accused General Munir of suppressing political disagreement, silenceing journalists and destroying the army’s reputation due to crushing democratic forces. Apart from this, the authorities also accused Munir of taking the country towards economic ruin to save his power.

Referred to public anger

In this letter, the officers also mentioned the anger of the Pakistani public. It was written in the letter that the Pakistani people have made the army of the people on their own land. Even the children of Pakistan throw stones at our posts. Officers compared Munir’s military power to fascist dreaded animals.

Army will take action for not leaving the post

Warned in the letter, if the army chiefs do not leave their posts themselves, then the army will take action on them. Officials have demanded that the command of the army be handed over to a council of senior officers, who should be responsible for the crimes for General Munir.