By Admin 
After the attack in Afghanistan, Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has given a tough class in the emergency meeting of top commanders. On Saturday (October 11, 2025), Afghanistan launched a major attack on Pakistan, in which many Pakistani posts are said to have been captured. Taliban claims that 58 Pakistani Army soldiers have been killed in its attack. After this attack by Afghanistan, Pakistan has to face a lot of embarrassment, due to which Asim Munir is very angry.
CNN News-18 has quoted intelligence sources as saying that in the high level meeting held at Rawalpindi Headquarters on Monday night, Asim Munir reprimanded his top commanders and termed it as gross negligence. Intelligence sources said that the meeting was attended by Peshawar Corps Commander Lieutenant General Omar Ahmed Bukhari, Southern Command Commander Lieutenant General Rahat Naseem Ahmed, Chief of General Staff Lieutenant General Muhammad Awez, Director General Asim Malik, Inter-Services Intelligence, Director General Military Intelligence Major General Wajid Aziz and Director General Military Operations Major General Kashif Abdullah and other senior officers attended.
Asim Munir spoke harshly to the officials
Asim Munir has sought answers from every officer attending the meeting as to how they were unaware of such a huge attack and why there was no military backup present on the spot for retaliatory action. Sources said that in the meeting Asim Munir spoke to the officials in a very harsh tone. According to sources, Asim Munir sternly asked the officers, ‘How were you oblivious, where was our advance intelligence and what is the reason behind this intelligence failure?’
Answer sought from officials within seven days
Asim Munir has asked the officials to give a detailed reply on the negligence during the attack within seven days, in which the mistake, reason and future improvements will have to be explained. He has also given instructions to increase surveillance in all sectors, take more measures and remain alert so that no such loss occurs in future.
According to the report, Asim Munir told the officials that we are going through an atmosphere of war not only on the borders but also inside the country. Sources said that on Saturday, Afghanistan attacked Pakistan from seven sides, including Angoor Adda, Chitral, Waziristan of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Bajaur, Kurram, Dir, Bahramcha and Chaman of Balochistan. The Pakistani Army had no idea that such a big attack could happen from Afghanistan, which shows great carelessness between the army’s intelligence and preparations on the border.