Is General Bajwa losing control?

[Junaid_ahmed]

Before start discussing Gen Bajwa's tenure, Gen Raheel's tenure should be over viewed. Before Gen Raheels took the charge, the country was facing the worst state of its history. from Karachi to Wana it was burning like hell. Suicide attacks, sectarian violence, ethnic violence, street crimes, ransom kidnapping & every other type of terrorism which exist in world was facing this country. From Karachi operation to terrorism in KPK & FATA, from insurgency in Baluchistan to the border of India (cold start doctrine), he fought on every front successfully. But after handling over the charge to his successor things are getting bad & since last 7-8 months condition is worsening rapidly. It seems that Gen Bajwa is losing his grip.
Discuss.

 

[Heisenberg111]

Terrorist violence statistics are still down, its only PTM which needs to be taken care of.

 

[King-Misbah]

No! Bajwa is very good, I just hope he is pro active against PTM now as they are a national security threat.

However, Bajwas way of doing things is discreetly; he is not as media friendly as General Shareef was.

 

[gazza619]

Things are in control. We do have a few ants crawling here and there, they will be crushed in due course. The good thing about Pak Army is that it gives one a fair chance to mend ways.

Option B is always available.

 

[Junaid_ahmed]

Terrorist violence statistics are still down, its only PTM which needs to be taken care of.

Insurgency in Baluchistan is picking power again & the horrible thing is that they are gathering under one umbrella. Earlier than this there were multiple organizations who were fighting scattered. Furthermore, in past Qallat, khizdar, kohlu & dera bugti was the hub of these insurgents but know they are operating from coastal parts of the province i-e gawadar, pasni, makran etc to harm the CPEC & its relatively easier to receive help from outside.