Ex-ISI Chief Faiz Hameed Lieutenant General (R) Faiz Hameed has been under investigation by the military establishment, leading to the arrest of three more retired army men. This is part of his continued Field General Courts Martial (FGCM), marking a significant development in Pakistan’s political and security landscape.
Background Ex-ISI Chief Faiz Hameed
LTG (r) Faiz Hameed has come under scrutiny for allegedly being involved in acts that are against military discipline. His connections with other retired officers believed to have been involved in destabilizing activities within the country have also been unearthed; these were reportedly motivated by specific political objectives.
The three retired personnel taken into custody recently—Brigadier Ghaffar, Brigadier Naeem, and Colonel Asim—are all said to have violated Armed Forces norms. servicemen, even after retirement
Investigations carried out by ISPR Ex-ISI Chief Faiz Hameed
Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army, has released information regarding this case so far. According to it, they found arrested officers guilty of serious breaches of military discipline. Their conduct while working under the influence of political forces contributed to attempts to destabilize the country, as claimed through ISPR statements.
Field General Court Martial – A rare happening?
Opening up Field General Court Martial proceedings against none other than LTG (r) Faiz Hameed himself represents among the most infrequent events witnessed throughout the history of Pak’s armed forces. Generally reserved for graver offenses, FGCMs are considered the most arduous military trials that can be conducted. Regarding the alleged interference with the private housing scheme, among other violations, the Pakistan Army Act attributed to him shows how grave these charges are.
This particular case has attracted much attention both at home and abroad because it highlights the military’s commitment to holding even top-ranking officials accountable for their actions. Therefore, future similar-looking scenarios within the armed forces will always have this precedent set since eyes will always be watching.
Army Chief Responds To Propaganda & Unity Call Ex-ISI Chief Faiz Hameed
During a reception on Tuesday for Independence Day celebrations, Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir expressed concern over disinformation campaigns waged against the state by its adversaries. “We are living in an age where information is power, but misinformation has become a weapon used against us,” he said, pointing out that “hostile elements” were spreading fake news stories designed to undermine public confidence in the armed forces. He emphasized that such actions aim to create divisions within society and promote unrest. The army chief’s remarks came at a time when the armed forces were facing criticism from various quarters, making his words a necessary wake-up call for those who may not fully grasp the seriousness of ongoing investigations.
Homage to Former Officers and Their Role Ex-ISI Chief Faiz Hameed
For his part in the Independence Day reception, General Munir praised the service of retired military officers as well as their historical impact on Pakistan’s history while still working towards development in this country; he also recognized unity and resilience as essential for overcoming our challen Manyy many retired officers and son attended the event, diers, which illustrates how deeply connected the armed forces are to their former members. The Chief of Army Staff recognizing them for their contribution to nation-building lying indicates an everlasting bond between these two institutions.
Reiterating Security And Prosperity As Part Of The Military’s Mandate
According to ISPR, the presence of these ex-servicemen shows that they trust General Qamar Javed Bajwa’s leadership abilities and believe in his capacity to deal with internal and external threats Pakistan faces. This unity displayed among them is essential because it sends a message at such times when investigations are going on and other challenges where people may want to divide us. Even now that political situations have become more complex than before, the army must remain intact; otherwise, we lose, everything including peace itself.
Conclusion
This period marks one of those critical moments that can define a nation forever. The outcome will either strengthen internal discipline within the armed forces or weaken it, potentially compromising public confidence in military establishments worldwide, especially in Pakistan, where the apolitical status of the military remains a non-negotiable cornerstone of any true democracy The military must remain apolitical, gain the people’s trust, and ensure stability in the country.
