RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan Army has taken former DIRECTOR General inter-services intelligence (ISI) Lt Gen (retd) Faiz Hameed into military custody and initiated court martial proceedings against him.
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According to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), on the orders of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, a detailed investigation was conducted by the Pakistan Army to resolve the complaints against Lieutenant General (retd) Faiz Hameed in the Top City case. After the investigation, appropriate disciplinary action has been initiated against Lt Gen (retd) Faiz Hameed under the Pakistan Army Act.
According to the ISPR, General (retd) Faiz violated the Pakistan Army Act on several occasions after retirement, the field general court martial process has been started in this regard and Lieutenant General (retd) Faiz Hameed has been taken into military custody.
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According to sources, there is no second to the strict accountability process of the army, today it has been proved once again, the army is an organized institution and is always known for its strong internal accountability mechanism, the example of which we have been getting time and again in the past. In a matter of days, the people concerned and responsible were sentenced.
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Similarly, several senior officers have been severely punished for violating army rules and code of conduct in the past, according to the ISPR.
According to the army, this is not happening for the first time, but the army has implemented its strict accountability process many times before, you do not find the example of this accountability process in any other institution, the army has once again proved clearly that no person, no matter how high he is, is not above the law and secondly, the Pakistan Army The accountability process is very transparent and rigorous.
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