Pakistan in Turmoil: Plans to Remove General Munir After Indian Military Strikes

Pakistani government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, is set to withdraw Army Chief General Asim Munir amidst increasing criticism for the military's inability to respond to recent Indian military attacks. The move follows the decisive response of the Indian Army that laid bare vulnerability in Pakistan's defense frameworks, raising questions about the military's readiness and coordination.

Government's Frustration with Military

The government is annoyed with the military's failure to stop or respond adequately to the Indian attacks, which hit strategic points in Pakistan. The failure of the Pakistan Air Force and Army to coordinate during the attacks has further deteriorated the relationship between the government and the military.

Possible New Leadership

General Sahir Shamshad Mirza and Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed's names are being taken into consideration as possible replacements for General Munir. The news has raised rumors of internal battles within the Pakistan Army.

Public Outrage

The Pakistani people are outraged on social media, questioning the readiness of the military and calling for explanations. General Munir's silence has further diminished public confidence in the military's capability to defend the nation.