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Pakistan’s army chief gets fresh five-year term after 27th constitutional amendment
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s parliament gave a fresh five-year tenure to the country’s army chief, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, through the 27th constitutional amendment on Thursday, elevating him to the new post of chief of defense forces (CDS). Munir’s original three-year tenure as army chief was set to expire on Nov. 27 this year. However, the government last year passed an amendment to a law increasing the tenure of the heads of the armed forces from three years to five. This extended his term in office till Nov. 27, 2027.
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arabnews.com
Pakistan’s army chief gets fresh five-year term after 27th constitutional amendment
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s parliament gave a fresh five-year tenure to the country’s army chief, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, through the 27th constitutional amendment on Thursday,…
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bbc.com
Pakistan's army chief gets more powers and lifelong immunity
Critics say the move, which entrenches the military's hold on power, paves the way toward autocracy.
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thehindu.com
The Field Marshal’s nation
Pakistan’s 27th Amendment solidifies military dominance under Field Marshal Asim Munir, granting him lifelong authority and restructuring civilian power.