Why PTI Should Still Not be Banned Despite Alleged Plan to Storm Military Buildings

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Additionally, the following Generals were involved in the movement:

Gen Salman, 4 Corps
Gen Hassan, 11 Corps
Gen Asif, 12 Corps
Gen Salahuddin, IG FC KPK

All of these officers and generals refused to obey the unlawful orders to open fire on the citizens during the protests in Pakistan. Their actions demonstrate their commitment to upholding the law and protecting the rights of the people. It is important to recognize and commend the bravery of these individuals who stood up for what was right, even in the face of potential consequences. But what about their discipline to follow the command? That is debatable.

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