Pakistan Moved Half of its Army – Largest Military Movements after Word War II

Pakistan army has moved 250000 troops towards Western borders and it has withdrawn almost 70% of its troops from Eastern borders with deputed boundaries and line of control at Kashmir. Most troops have been deployed in NWFP and FATA areas. Majority of strategic points considered to be life line of Pakistan have been left without any guard. For the first time in the history Pakistan Army has trusted its old rivals and enemies which were used to justify Army’s sucking up 80% of Pakistan’s resources. After withdrawal from eastern borders, hundreds of miles long stretches have been left at the mercy of Indian forces. Whereas almost 80,000 additional troops are busy in Balochistan areas.

Kashmir, Punjab and parts of Sindh are now entirely at the mercy of Mike Mullen, who is defecto Field Marshall of NATO, ISAF and Pakistan’s mercenary Army. Pakistan’s top mercenaries General Tariq Majeed, General Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani and General Shuja Pasha have settled work under his command and have pledged to forget disputes of Kashmir, Kargal, Siachen, Sar creek, River waters and all other issues with India forever.

Pakistan’s nuclear program has been rolled back and funding to all research projects has been curtailed to a limit that except salaries of staff nothing can be materialized. It was an old dream of Mush and Benazir which has finally been fulfilled under the half-lunatic Zardari. (See Mr. Ansar Abbasi’s reports published in Daily News and Daily Jang last week). Moreover Army high command has disclosed secret location of nuclear weapons for the sake of forthcoming $ 1.5 billion per year stipend.

Asif Zardari was bound to accept such plans to survive in power and save his skin prosecution of his crimes. The NRO was specifically designed to meet Anglo-American ambitions. His statements on Kashmir issue are on records. So his bed fellows including Rahman Malik, Hussain Haqqani, Abdullah Hussain Haroon, Altaf Hussain, Maulana Fazal, and Asfandyar Wali were deputed to pave the way. Mian Nawaz Shariff was main hurdle in the removal of army from eastern borders but since PML N has received secret assurances, and welcomed in Anglo-American club, so entire PML N is busy in anxiously watching CNN and FOX news channels for fresh assignments. In the absence of any political resistance, General Kiyani found no difficulty to implement Anglo-American agenda. US administration has also agreed to disburse $400 million for the basic salaries and expenses of Pak army to shut mouths of all generals.

Government has put pearls in the mouths of media and greedy media has broken records of self censorship. Propaganda of DG ISPR, Rahman Malik, Altaf Hussain, Farhanaz Ispahani and Hussain Haqqani is clearly forecasting shape of next civil war which would be fought on Iraqi style sectarian war. Millions of dollars have been distributed to different organizations which have emerged in different names and different goals. Its like the Afghan “Jihad” against the Soviet Union. the leaders netted the money and foot soldiers believed they were fighting in the cause of Allah, not America. Same is the situation in Pakistan. Naive, brain-washed, foot soldiers are blowing themselves from limb to limb, thinking they are doing service to Islam, not knowing that the CIA dollars are in action behind the words and deeds of their immediate lords. Now Pakistan army is working under direct command of Field Marshall Mike Mullen, who will also be responsible for salaries of Pak army.

Pak Army has either moved entire following divisions or parts of that:

• 6th Armored Division, 17th infantry Division from Kharian

• 37th infantry Division Gujranwala, 40th infantry Division Okara

• 11th infantry Division Lahore, 12th infantry Division Murree

• 19th Infantry Division Mangla, 23rd infantry Division Jhelum

• 7th infantry Division Peshawar, 9th infantry division Kohat

• 8th and 15th infantry Division Sialkot

Para Military forces operating under command of Pak army:

• National guards, Frontier Corpse

• Chitral Scouts, Khyber Rifles, Swat Levies, Kurram Militia,

• Tochi Scouts, South Waziristan Scouts, Gilgit Scouts

• SSG (Special Services group) Commandos

Out of six battalions, four have been deployed and last week during a Maj. operation almost a battalion was dropped by choppers in Buner areas.

Armors and heavy equipment

• Unloading and movements of tanks, artillery, mortars, armored personal carriers, and self propellers were seen in those areas.

Aviation

• Cobra helicopters, transport helicopters, air to surface Missiles, and Guided bombs have been used and reported.

Complete list of Generals who are directly involved in current Civil War:

• Out of 180 Generals, at least 56 are directly involved in current civil war, whereas on the basis of media reports following generals have been divided in three categories.

First category of prequalified generals who are willing to fight the war of terrorism’s next phase: target Pakistan.

• General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, Chief of Army Staff

• Maj. General Javed Iqbal, DG Military Operations, GHQ.

• Lt. General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, DG ISI, Islamabad

• Maj. General Athar Abbas, DG ISPR, JS HQ.

• General Tariq Majid, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee

• AM Noman Bashir, Chief of Air Staff

• Lt. General Tahir Mahmood, Commander X Corps, Rawalpindi.

• Maj. General Muhammad Asif, DG Military Intelligence, GHQ.

• Maj. General Syed Taqi Naseer Rizvi, DG Army Aviation, GHQ.

• Lt. General M Masood Aslam, Commander XI Corps, Peshawar. (Colonel Commandant of the Punjab Regiment)

• Maj. General Naweed Zaman, GOC 7th Infantry Division, Peshawar. (Division operating in Peshawar region and its vicinity)

• Maj. General Khalid Rabbani, GOC 9th Infantry Division, Kohat. (Division operating in Kohat District and its vicinity)

• Maj. General Muzammil Hussain, Commander Force Command Northern Areas, Gilgit.

• Maj. General Nasser Khan Janjua, GOC 17th Infantry Division, Kharian. (Division operating in Swat District since November 2007)

Second category is consists of most Generals who have firm belief in the War of Terrorism but their status of prequalification is not known:

• Maj. General Niaz Muhammad Khan Khattak, Deputy DG ISI

• Maj. General Rashad Mahmood, Deputy DG ISI, ISI

• Maj. General Tariq Mahmood, Deputy DG ISI, ISI

• Maj. General Mohammad Zahirul Islam, Deputy DG ISI

• Maj. General Mumtaz Ahmad Bajwa, Deputy DG ISI

• Maj. General Tanveer Ullah Khan, GOC Army Aviation Command, Rawalpindi.

• Lt. General Nadeem Ahmad, Commander I Strike Corps, Mangla.

• Lt. General Sikandar Afzal, Commander II Strike Corps, Multan.

• Lt. General Ijaz Ahmed Bakhshi, Commander IV Corps, Lahore.

• Lt. General Muhammad Ashraf Saleem, Commander Army Air Defense Command.

• Lt. General Shahid Niaz, Engineer n Chief of Pak Army.

• Lt. General Shujaat Zamir Dar, Chairman POF, Wah Cantt.

• Lt. General Mohsin Kamal, Military Secretary (MS), GHQ.

• Lt. General Nadeem Taj, Commander XXX Corps, Gujranwala.

• Lt. General Muhammad Mustafa Khan, CGS, GHQ.

• Maj. General Mir Haider Ali, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Defense.

• Maj. General Asif Akhtar, DG National Guards (NG).

• Maj. General Syed Khalid Amir Jaffery, DG ANF, Min of Interior.

• Maj. General Shaukat Sultan, DG Foreign Military Coop, JS HQ.

• Maj. General Qasim Qureshi, DG Operations & Plans, JS HQ.

• Maj. General Zawar Hussain Shah, DG Ordnance Services, GHQ.

• Maj. General Muhammad Alam Khattak, DCGS, GHQ.

• Maj. General Shafqaat Ahmed, GOC 10th Infantry Division, Lahore.

• Maj. General Nasir Mahmood, Aviation

• Maj. General Asif Yasin Malik, DG Joint Intelligence & Information Operations, JS HQ.

• Maj. General Muhammad Haroon Aslam, GOC Special Service Group, Cherat.

• Maj. General Waheed Arshad, Vice Chief of General Staff (VCGS), GHQ.

• Maj. General Ulfat Hussain, DG DESTO, DESTO HQ, Rawalpindi.

• Maj. General Syed Shakeel Hussain, Vice Military Secretary (VMS), GHQ.

• Maj. General Ghulam Mustafa Kausar, Deputy DG ISI, ISI HQ, Islamabad.

• Maj. General Sohail Shafkat, DG Supply and Transport, GHQ.

• Maj. General Azhar Ali Shah, DG ISSRA at NDU Islamabad.

• Maj. General Tariq Khan, IG Frontier Corps, Peshawar.

• Maj. General Jahangir Khan, DG Infantry, GHQ.

• Maj. General Khadim Hussain, GOC 23rd Infantry Division, Jhelum.

• Maj. General Kaleem Saber Taseer, Commdt, School of Artillery, Nowshera.

• Maj. General Mohammad Ijaz Chaudhry, GOC 14th Infantry Division, Okara. (Division operating in the southern NWFP including the Waziristan region)

• Maj. General Mohammad Saeed Aleem, GOC 8th Infantry Division, Sialkot.

• Maj. General Muhammad Nawaz, GOC 40th Infantry Division, Okara.

• Maj. General Raza Mohammad, GOC 11th Infantry Division, Lahore.

• Maj. General Maqsood Ahmad, GOC 12th Infantry Division, Murree. (It was deployed near Line of control now moved)

• Lt. General Raza Muhammad Khan, DG Joint Staff, JS HQ,

• Lt. General Shafaat Ullah Shah, Chief of Logistics Staff (CLS), GHQ.

Third category mostly consists of mixed generals, a few are exceptionally professional, and some are enjoying only salaries and benefits or some are waiting for retirement, so remaining generals are speculated to be included in last category.

It is important to note that Lt. General R S Athar Ali is also a prequalified general of Mush era, who has been appointed as Secretary Defense by Zardari.

Source: Dictatorship Watch

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