New Delhi: Pakistan's Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa's chair has been threatened. The Supreme Court has rejected Prime Minister Imran Khan's decision to extend the tenure of Bajwa, and now the matter will be heard in the Supreme Court there tomorrow i.e., 27 November. Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan gave Qamar Javed Bajwa in August this year, a three-year enactment. He was to retire on 29 November. The court says that the tenure can be extended only with the approval of the President, but there was a plea from the Prime Minister's Office that the approval was received from the President.
For now, the Chief Justice of Pakistan Asif Saeed Khosa will hear the case on Wednesday. Today's decision of the three-member bench can change if the court is satisfied that the constitutionally fixed benefits have been followed in giving an extension to Army Chief General Bajwa.
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