Pak Army EXCLUSIVE | COAS Gen Asim Munir losing Army's confidence with nepotism

For decades, the #pakistanarmy has managed to retain control of domestic politics and influence the country's foreign policy through its internal discipline, meritocracy and chain of command. Not anymore. Since the the exit of #coas #general #bajwa and the new set up of #genasimmunir, the country's most "organized organization" is suffering through nepotism which will likely affect the army's internal politics.

Based between New York, London and Pakistan, Emmy-nominated journalist #wajahatsaeedkhan breaks downs the latest on this issue.

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Bio: Wajahat S. Khan is an Emmy-nominated journalist and author reporting on Indo-Pacific security and focusing on the Af-Pak conflict. An Adjunct Professor at New York University’s Center of Global Affairs and a Non-Resident Senior Fellow at Washington’s Atlantic Council, Khan is a graduate of the Columbia University School of Journalism and the University of Michigan, and Pakistan’s only Shorenstein Fellow from Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. He has reported from 16 countries covering conflict, diplomacy, and media for digital, cable and network news. During the final years of U.S. military operations in Afghanistan, Khan was bureau chief in Kabul and Islamabad for NBC News, and embedded with over a hundred NATO, Afghan, Indian and Pakistani military units as he covered South Asia for leading British, Indian and Pakistani networks and publications since the beginning of the 2001 U.S. invasion of Afghanistan. He frequently dabbles in cricket, and is the author of the 2019 Amazon / Harper Collins sports bestseller, Game Changer: Being Shahid Afridi. He lives between New York City, London and Karachi and drives a very, very fast car.

[lifestylewithnazo]

When my dad was in Army, he used to talk about these issues and I remember used to get so frustrated about this mafia, now these generals have gone beyond limits, Thanks to you & media for bringing these black sheep out, hats off to you!!

[aliranjhaas]

The power of social media…. Cannot imagine this going public few Years ago…unimaginable

[nabeelahmedkhanofficial]

We always thought that army was most competent and professional institution but turns out its quite opposite. The nepotism, favouritism and power grabbing tactics has ruined the repute of army. People are now questioning the role of Army and ISI openly and are very disappointed. A love story turning into a hate story. Unfortunate!

[usmanaftab]

Thank you for speaking openly about the mother of all issues in Pakistan

[mohdmansha]

بہت خوب زبردست تجزیہ کوئی دورائے نہیں سو فیصد اتفاق کرتے ہیں

[furqanhassan]

Pak Army has been the culprit from its inception. After British left Pakistan was colonized by Army starting from 1954. It’s always been like that, it’s just that social media has opened our eyes.

[sabeennoor]

Unfortunately Army is going down to drain but it’s taking the whole country with them shame on them 😡thanks for the honest analysis stay safe 🇵🇰🇨🇦

[TechTutorBasics]

Army was my love, but now it's a very sad situation 😢

[Wakhi_explorer]

Thanks Wajat for this in-depth analysis. I think Pak Army has already lost its image of respect among its public. Now, Nepotism, favoritism have become a pre condition for transfer and promotion in higher rank. This could be the first step in making PAK ARMY Punjab police.

[shafqatfarooqui]

The fact is that Mr. Bajwa has destroyed the very fabric of Pakistan defence forces.

[shahidshani]

But these issues will not be bothered by these egoist generals

[hashmatullah]

Thank you Wajahat Sahab for sharing the truth narrative of COAS, Allah bless you with his blessings and prayers for giving courage to face the bad deeds.

[Subedar]

Wajahat S. Khan, your coverage is a gem of a quality. Your voice and open presentation of issues are commendable. Having studied and lived in U.S., you’ve seen the best of the western world. Ultimately, you know good and bad of both the world.
I’ve been in the U.S. since 1978 and like your views.
🌺🌷❤️🍀👏🙏🙏

[muzamilfarid]

Crisp, Straight forward & eye opener Vlog for the establishment, Indian dream has been turning into a reality, a weakened, divided Army.

[sk-]

when they started targeting journalists and punjabi politicians only then you realized who the evil was. Baloch and KPK/ FATA were screaming to tell you, but you all didn't listen. Karma !

[usmanlak]

This is rightly said that this Army has become a very unprofessional and undisciplined force based on nepotism and favoritism.😊

[nadeemzaman]

Jubilant to see that Wajahat is analyzing situation very smartly and boldly. It takes a lot of courage to do that these days. Hats off!

[imranmehmood]

Millions salutes for you Wajahat Bhai for telling us bitter truth and putting yourself in danger
You’re one of the most daring and Casual journalist with dignity and bravery
Keep doing your best for the Country 🇵🇰🫡💪

[xtenxion]

You are showing us the true face of pak army. It's one hell of a thing to do. I always feel sad to say what they did to arshad sharif. Stay safe and keep up the good work❤

[hamid]

Thank you Wajahat S. Khan! This Corruption is a complex issue that can have significant negative impacts on society, including political instability, economic inefficiency, and social inequality. Understanding the causes and consequences of this type of corruption is essential for combating this problem and promoting transparency and accountability in PAKISTAN ARMY institution.