NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s post-Imran transition that began on May 9 when vandals, mostly supporters of the ex-prime minister, frontally took on the military by attacking key symbols of the army’s power and authority including the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi and Jinnah House, the corps commander’s residence in Lahore. But Pakistan’s pivotal transition would be complete only […]Read More

NEW DELHI: The Pakistan army has begun an all-out purge of the institution in its bid to weed out those who were apparently complicit or did not confront mobs that targeted key military facilities on May 9. It is apparent that Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Gen. Asim Munir is marshalling the cleanup. During a […]Read More

NEW DELHI: A month-and-a-half after the seismic event, more details are emerging about Pakistan’s May 9 mutiny, whose purpose was to unseat Chief of Army Staff Asim Munir and replace him with a military establishment that would be loyal to ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan. The project failed but its aftershocks are still being felt as […]Read More

NEW DELHI: Retired Generals close to Imran Khan have met Pak Army Chief Asim Munir, pleading for leniency towards the ex-Prime Minister, following the May 9 revolt that targeted icons of the “establishment”. India Narrative has learnt that 13 retired generals including Lt. Gen. (Retd) Khalid Maqbool met Asim Munir last week at the General […]Read More