when the Pakistan government extended the tenure of Army Chief Qamar Javed amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan, Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa said, "I don't know what their system is and how it works."
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For your information, the atmosphere between India and Pakistan has heated up since Article 370 was removed. Meanwhile, the Pakistan government has extended the tenure of the country's army chief Javed Bajwa for three years. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has also approved it. Bajwa is believed to be well versed in the Kashmir issue. Not only that, he has also had a long experience of the Line of Control with India.
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For your information, Bajwa was appointed by the then Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in 2016. He was scheduled to retire in November this year. According to a sign issued by Prime Minister Imran Khan on the notification, the decision to extend Bajwa's term has been taken keeping in view the security situation in the region. "General Qamar Javed Bajwa has been appointed as Army Chief for another three-year term," a brief notification issued by the Prime Minister's Office said. "The term will start from the date of completion of his current term. "Bajwa's relationship with Imran Khan is considered to be very strong. The Opposition has also been consistently accusing Imran Khan of gaining power in the country with the help of the army.
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