The army chief’s service tenure is set to end in November and Bajwa already rebuffed about the extension in his service.
ISLAMABAD- (Pakistan Point News-21st March 2019) Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that it is much earlier to talk about extension in tenure of General Qamar Javed Bajwa as chief of army staff.
Khan said this while responding to a question regarding extension in tenure of Bajwa during a meeting with the delegation of All Pakistan Newspapers Society. The APNS delegation met the prime minister at his office on Thursday.
A local tv reported that the PM said that Bajwa’s extension matter had so far not come under consideration. It was to earlier to talk about it, he added.
The army chief’s service tenure is set to end in November and he already rebuffed about the extension in his service.
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