Pak Military Asserts No Involvement in Politics: ISPR

News Desk
RAWALPINDI: The Director General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, has firmly stated that the Pakistan military has no involvement in politics.
During a press conference on October 1, 2026, he responded to a journalist’s inquiry regarding the military’s role in the political landscape of the country.
General Chaudhry emphasized the military’s commitment to remaining apolitical, asserting that the armed forces are dedicated solely to their constitutional responsibilities. His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about the military’s influence in Pakistan’s political affairs, which have been a topic of public debate and scrutiny.
This declaration is significant as it seeks to reassure citizens and political entities that the military will not interfere in civilian governance.
The statement aims to foster trust among the populace, particularly in light of recent political tensions and allegations of military involvement in political maneuvers.
Looking ahead, the military’s stance may influence upcoming political dialogues and the relationship between civilian authorities and the armed forces.
Observers will be keen to see how this declaration impacts the political climate in Pakistan, especially with elections on the horizon.