Pakistani General Accuses Imran Khan of Anti-Army Campaign

A senior Pakistani general accused former Prime Minister Imran Khan of orchestrating a media campaign against the army, labeling him as narcissistic and mentally unstable. The general warned that attacks on the military would not be tolerated and criticized Khan's alleged involvement with external actors.

In a pointed address, a senior Pakistani military official accused former Prime Minister Imran Khan of leading a media campaign against the army. The official, Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary, labeled Khan as 'narcissistic' and 'mentally sick,' warning that future attacks on the military would be met with strict opposition.

Lt Gen Chaudhary described Khan's media tactics as threats emanating from a delusional mindset. He accused the jailed leader of placing personal desires above national interests, claiming that Khan's agenda now poses a security threat. Chaudhary alleged that Khan's narrative is supported by external actors, particularly the Indian media.

The army assured the public of its continued efforts against terrorism, with numerous intelligence-based operations underway. The spokesperson stressed zero tolerance for any actions undermining military leadership, questioning the motives behind PTI's narrative and its potential to weaken Pakistan's unity.

(With inputs from agencies.)