Pakistan Martial Law: There is no question of martial law in Pakistan… Army denies, government is considering imposing emergency – pakistan army says there is no question on martial law in country after imran khan arrest violence
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According to Pakistani news channel Geo TV, Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said, ‘I want to say very clearly that General Asim Munir and the military leadership wholeheartedly supports democracy. And will continue to do so in the future. The question of imposing martial law does not arise. Army spokesperson said that the Army Chief and the leadership fully believe in democracy.
‘Nobody has resigned’
Major General Chaudhary said, ‘Despite all the efforts of internal miscreants and external enemies, the army remains united under the leadership of General Asim Munir. Dreams of creating divisions within the army will remain dreams. He said, ‘Neither has anyone resigned nor disobeyed any order.’ In view of the violence in several cities of Pakistan after Imran’s arrest, there was speculation that martial law could be imposed in the country.
Emergency will be imposed in Pakistan?
In another news, it is being claimed that the federal cabinet of Pakistan is considering imposing emergency in the country. Quoting sources, Pakistani media gave this information on Friday. The cabinet members are considering the option of imposing emergency. According to the report of ARY News, during the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) session, the coalition parties had suggested the imposition of Emergency. The cabinet members also deliberated upon the steps required to deal with the political and economic challenges. Sources said the federal cabinet discussed the decisions as well as reviewed the recommendations to extend the tenure of the legislatures.
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