: Despite warning from military establishment, PTI continues anti-military uproar #IndiaNEWS #International By Hamza AmeerIslamabad, May 14 | Pakistans political system has got a long history of having

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Despite warning from military establishment, PTI continues anti-military uproar #IndiaNEWS #International
By Hamza AmeerIslamabad, May 14 | Pakistans political system has got a long history of having military-level influence on both ruling and opposition parties, which has predominantly been controlled by the directives of the powerful armed forces.
The previous government of Imran Khan was criticised for being a puppet setup of the military establishment, which led to the opposition parties terming Khans government as selected government and selected Prime Minister.
But after the opposition alliance gained strength and launched a campaign to oust Khan through a no-confidence vote in the Parliament, the countrys military establishment openly stated that it will not become part of the politics any further, nor did it have anything to do with reference to the ouster of Khan.
The statement was forced out of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) after a social media campaign was launched targeting the military establishment and the army chief, maligning the institution for being party to the US-led foreign conspiracy that ousted Khan power, a claim and narrative Khan continues to maintain as he stages massive anti-government protest rallies across the country.
The ongoing campaign to malign the military establishment saw abuses, accusations and allegations by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters, slamming the army chief for not coming to Khans rescue and bailing him out of the political crisis.
And Khan and his leadership continue with the same anti-military and-anti-US narrative in public gatherings.
Former human rights minister and senior PTI leader Shireen Mazari has been directly hitting out at the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) spokesperson and the military establishment at large for taking a neutral stance during what he called a conspiracy to topple Khans government.
In a latest remark, Mazari lashed out at the military establishment for claiming to be neutral but actually being party to the international conspiracy of a regime change in Pakistan.
I ask this question again to the neutrals (term used to mention military establishment) your neutrality has come under question. Did you think through it when you supported the conspiracy, asked Mazari.
Mazari also raised questions over the role of the military establishment for not realising the effects of being party to the international conspiracy for a regime change on the countrys economy.
Did you think about the economic downfall, lawlessness and destruction of democracy, she asked.
One of the PTIs dissident party members was living in a rest-house belonging to the neutrals, claimed Mazari, who accused the military establishment of supporting the opposition parties in ousting the Imran Khan-led government.

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