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Ex-Army Chief Raheel Sharif's Career Move Sparks Debate In Pakistan: Report
News about General Raheel Sharif poised to head a Saudi-led military alliance to combat terror has sparked a debate in Pakistan with the Senate Chairman Mian Raza Rabbani asking if the retired army chief had sought the government's permission, according to a media report today.
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Ex-Pak Army Chief's Parting Shot To India: Don't Mistake Patience For Weakness
Speaking about India in his farewell speech, Pakistan's outgoing army chief General Raheel Sharif on Tuesday said "mistaking our policy of patience for weakness" would prove "dangerous".
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Pakistan Supreme Court Approached To Make General Raheel Sharif A Field Marshal
Pakistan Supreme Court has been asked to order conferring the title of field marshal on Army Chief Gen Raheel Sharif for rendering services to protect national security and safeguarding the frontiers of Pakistan.
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Pak Army Chief Raheel Sharif On Farewell Tour, Successor By November 28
Pakistan's powerful army chief Raheel Sharif began a round of farewell visits on Monday, his spokesman said, damping speculation he might receive an extension when his three-year term ends this month.
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Pakistan To Get New Army Chief Within 10 Days, Says Senior Minister
The Pakistan government will appoint a new army chief within a week or 10 days to replace incumbent General Raheel Sharif who is poised to retire by end of November, a senior minister has said.
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Petition Seeking Elevation Of Pak Army Chief To Field Marshal Dismissed
A petition seeking Field Marshal's status for Pakistan's Chief of the Army Staff General Raheel Sharif was on Friday dismissed by the Islamabad High Court, weeks ahead of his retirement from the powerful post.
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Powerful Pakistan Army Chief Says He Will Retire On Time
Pakistan's hugely popular military chief General Raheel Sharif confirmed today he will retire at the end of his tenure this year, ending media speculation surrounding his role and opening up arguably the most powerful position in the country.
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Ex-Army Chief Raheel Sharif's Career Move Sparks Debate In Pakistan: Report
News about General Raheel Sharif poised to head a Saudi-led military alliance to combat terror has sparked a debate in Pakistan with the Senate Chairman Mian Raza Rabbani asking if the retired army chief had sought the government's permission, according to a media report today.
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Ex-Pak Army Chief's Parting Shot To India: Don't Mistake Patience For Weakness
Speaking about India in his farewell speech, Pakistan's outgoing army chief General Raheel Sharif on Tuesday said "mistaking our policy of patience for weakness" would prove "dangerous".
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Pakistan Supreme Court Approached To Make General Raheel Sharif A Field Marshal
Pakistan Supreme Court has been asked to order conferring the title of field marshal on Army Chief Gen Raheel Sharif for rendering services to protect national security and safeguarding the frontiers of Pakistan.
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Pak Army Chief Raheel Sharif On Farewell Tour, Successor By November 28
Pakistan's powerful army chief Raheel Sharif began a round of farewell visits on Monday, his spokesman said, damping speculation he might receive an extension when his three-year term ends this month.
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Pakistan To Get New Army Chief Within 10 Days, Says Senior Minister
The Pakistan government will appoint a new army chief within a week or 10 days to replace incumbent General Raheel Sharif who is poised to retire by end of November, a senior minister has said.
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Petition Seeking Elevation Of Pak Army Chief To Field Marshal Dismissed
A petition seeking Field Marshal's status for Pakistan's Chief of the Army Staff General Raheel Sharif was on Friday dismissed by the Islamabad High Court, weeks ahead of his retirement from the powerful post.
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Powerful Pakistan Army Chief Says He Will Retire On Time
Pakistan's hugely popular military chief General Raheel Sharif confirmed today he will retire at the end of his tenure this year, ending media speculation surrounding his role and opening up arguably the most powerful position in the country.
