Khan might face military trial as evidence mounts, according to Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, although specifics of the evidence were not disclosed. The Minister’s comments, along with those from General Chaudhry, suggest a serious intent to pursue legal action against individuals accused of conspiring with the military for personal gain. This approach underscores the escalating tension in Pakistan's political landscape and raises questions about the legal frameworks being utilized against former leaders.
General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry emphasized that civilians who exploit military personnel for personal means could be legally prosecuted under military law. He explained the framework governing such situations without referring specifically to Khan. This legal clarity indicates potential repercussions for any individuals involved in political unrest that has destabilized the country, particularly with the military's renewed focus on maintaining order and authority. The context suggests a turning point in civil-military relations in Pakistan.
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