More bad news for Pakistan as 4500 soldiers, 250 officers resign due to…, what will Asim Munir do now?

In a serious turn of event that has brought shame to the government of Pakistan, the Pakistani military is witnessing shocking desertion of its personnel. Media reports have it that amid the threat of war with India, the soldiers of the army are fleeing Pakistan in huge numbers and 4500 troops and 250 officer have already fled their posts. For those unversed, India suffered a massive terrorist attack in Kashmir’s Pahalgam in which twenty-six people had died and agencies detected that Pakistan may be behind the attack. Here are all the details you need to know about the recent turn of event.

Reports indicate that a wave of resignations within the Pakistani military is being driven largely by fears of a major Indian retaliatory strike. Many soldiers and officers, concerned about the possibility of a full-scale counterattack, are choosing to leave their posts. Families, deeply anxious for the safety of their loved ones, are reportedly urging them to resign, as per a report by The Daily Guardian.

While some personnel have already stepped down, others are in the process of doing so, suggesting a deepening crisis within Pakistan’s armed forces.

The recent events have left the Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir in total shock and it is expected that may some take strict actions.

India rises against Pahalgam terror attack

In a development after the Pahalgam terror attack, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Manoj Jha wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while Communist Party of India (CPI) MP P Sandosh Kumar sent a letter to Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju, urging them to convene a special session of Parliament to express the will of the nation and send a message of unity.

Independent Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal had on Sunday requested political parties to urge the government to convene a special session of Parliament as early as possible in May. The former Union minister has called for passing a resolution condemning the Pahalgam terror attack to convey the message to the world that the country is united.

Jha, in his letter addressed to the prime minister, said the Parliament of India stands as the cornerstone of the republic and the highest forum for democratic expression.

(With inputs from agencies)

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