Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently incarcerated in Adiala Jail, has reportedly devised a 6-point plan aimed at building pressure on Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir. Sources close to Khan have revealed that the plan includes demands for Munir’s resignation and significant reforms to restore democratic governance in Pakistan.
Key Points of Imran Khan’s Plan:
- Resignation of General Asim Munir: Khan has called for Munir to step down as Chief of Army Staff, arguing that his leadership undermines Pakistan’s democratic future.
- Transition to Civilian Rule: The plan proposes a UN-mediated transitional government, leading to free and fair elections within 12 months.
- Election Inquiry: A bipartisan commission, with UN oversight, would investigate alleged fraud in the 2024 general elections, holding all responsible parties accountable.
- Justice for Human Rights Violations: Officers implicated in abuses under Munir’s command would face trials in reformed civilian courts, with the International Criminal Court (ICC) stepping in if necessary.
- Reparations for Victims: A government-funded program, administered by the UN, would compensate citizens affected by political persecution.
- Judicial and Military Reforms: The plan calls for the removal of compromised judges and a five-year demilitarization of governance, monitored by the US to ensure progress.
Khan’s strategy underscores his belief that Pakistan’s stability hinges on Munir’s departure and the establishment of a transparent, democratic system. The former Prime Minister has urged international bodies, including the UN and US, to support his framework, emphasizing the need for accountability and justice.
As tensions rise, Khan’s plan has sparked debates about the future of Pakistan’s political and military landscape.
Stay tuned for more updates on Pakistan’s political developments and regional stability.
