By Admin 
Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir is currently being counted among the most influential military leaders in the history of the country. Soon, through the 27th amendment of the Constitution, he is going to get so much power that he will become the supreme chief of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Nuclear Forces. This change will establish him as an ‘sovereign military supremo’, even above the political leadership of Pakistan.
Right wing ideology and anti-India
Asim Munir’s ideology is considered right-wing and anti-India. According to experts, his stance and policies are in such a direction that he is reactivating the ‘thousand cuts’ policy of former President Pervez Musharraf. Under this policy, instead of directly engaging India in war, a strategy was adopted to weaken India through terrorist incidents.
Effect increased after Operation Sindoor
Asim Munir has now joined the ranks of powerful military leaders like Ayub Khan, Yahya Khan, Zia-ul-Haq and Pervez Musharraf. This information has been given in a report of India Today. After Operation Sindoor, they have strengthened their hold even further. In the last months, Pakistan has increased its closeness with countries like America, China and Saudi Arabia, due to which Munir’s international credibility has also increased.
Return of ‘Bleed India’ strategy
The ‘Bleed India’ policy adopted during the Musharraf era had the aim of hurting India through continuous terrorist attacks instead of war. Munir’s recent activities are pointing in this direction. The Pak Army and its terrorist networks are seen becoming active again inside India, which is reminiscent of the Musharraf era.
Concern increased due to New Delhi blast
The explosion in Delhi on November 10 and the subsequent revelation of a terrorist cell has alerted the security agencies. Investigation has revealed that the aim of this network was to carry out attacks in many parts of the country. Analysts believe that this development could be part of Munir’s new ‘Bleed India plan’.
Nuclear threat and India’s response
Pakistan had to suffer heavy military losses during Operation Sindoor in May 2025. After this, he tried to put pressure on India by threatening nuclear weapons, but India gave a strong reply and said that ‘nuclear blackmail’ will not be accepted. This further weakened Pakistan’s strategic position, whereas Munir after this indicated to adopt a new path.
Mentality reflected in comments on India
During an event in America in August 2025, Munir had said – ‘India is a shiny car, and Pakistan is a truck laden with gravel.’ It is clear from this statement that their focus is not on Pakistan’s progress but on harming India in any way. According to security experts, this policy of Munir can create new security challenges for India in the future.