Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif dismissed the speculation of President Asif Ali Zardari forcing President Asif Ali Zardari to step down and was aspiring to the Pakistani military head Field Marshal Asim Munir. He has issued a statement in this matter saying that these things are just speculation.

Speaking to the ‘The News’ newspaper on Friday (July 11, 2025), Shahbaz Sharif said, “Pakistani military chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has never expressed his desire to become President. Nor does he have any such plans.”

There is mutual honor between President and Field Marshal- Shahbaz

Sharif said that Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, Field Marshal is based on Asim Munir and mutual respect between him and the same goal of progress and prosperity of Pakistan.

This explanation of the Pakistani Prime Minister came after a statement given by Home Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Thursday (July 10, 2025). Home Minister Mohsin Naqvi condemned the malicious campaign being run by targeting Asif Ali Zardari, Shahbaz Sharif and Asim Munir. Home Minister Mohsin Naqvi, who is considered close to the Pakistani military leadership, said that we fully know who is behind this malicious campaign.

Asim Munir is made in discussions about the proposed Sri Lanka visit

At the same time, Pakistan’s military head field marshal Asim Munir is currently in discussions about his proposed Sri Lanka visit. In fact, Asim Munir is going to Sri Lanka from 20 to 23 July under the diplomatic journey, where very special arrangements have been made for him for the royal journey.

While Pakistan’s economic condition is in pathetic condition on the one hand, Shahbaz Sharif’s government is standing in front of international lenders for financial assistance. At the same time, Pak military head Asim Munir is going to visit Sri Lanka by special aircraft. Apart from this, special arrangements have been made for their stay for the Five Star Hotel, even helicopters for visiting the island.

(Report with PTI input)

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When Pakistan is on the verge of economically destruction, the field marshal and military head Asim Munir of Pakistan are living in a completely different world, where he is surrounded by all kinds of glory and unlimited ways of resting. Yes … Pakistan’s Field Marshal and military chief’s proposed diplomatic visit to Sri Lanka from July 20 to 23 is going to be similar. In which Asim Munir is going to celebrate his royal holiday with the hard earned money of common citizens of Pakistan.

Asim Munir’s visit to Sri Lanka will be full of luxury

On the one hand, inflation is breaking the back of the poor people of Pakistan and the government of the country is begging in front of those who give foreigners. At the same time, this visit of Pakistan’s military head Asim Munir seems like a visit to a billionaire tourist. Where, Asim Munir will travel by a special aircraft. Apart from this, he will be welcomed with Ceremonial Bike Escorts, he will enjoy the luxury city tour and will also perform several helicopter rides on Sri Lanka’s famous Sigiria Rock Fortress and Adams Peak.

Pakistan ministers will not get five star facilities

Apart from this, arrangements have been made to stay in Colombo’s most top -class five star hotels for their stay in Sri Lanka. On the other hand, Pakistan has denied its ministers of such facilities. The Pakistani government has banned foreign visits of its ministers under Austerity Diktats. His five-star hotels are banned on stay and all other non-essential expenses are completely banned, but these rules probably do not apply to the top officers of the country’s army.

Asim Munir is far away from the country’s economic crisis

However, this is not the first time that Asim Munir has come under criticism to show off his privileges. Earlier, it was claimed in several reports that he appeared shopping in a high-end mall in the US before meeting US President Donald Trump.

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