Pak Military Has Nothing To Do With Whatever Happened: DG ISPR ...Middle East

Islamabad: The Pakistan military has nothing to do with what happened on Sunday, Director-General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Major General Babar Iftikhar told Geo News after the country witnessed a political roller-coaster within a span of a few hours. Replying to a question regarding the consent of the Army in the political developments of […] The post Pak Military Has Nothing To Do With Whatever Happened: DG ISPR appeared first on Ommcom News.

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