Nation to suffer for years due to Faiz’s political engineering, says Kh Asif
Attaullah Tarar says Faiz Hameed punished for crossign "red line"
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar, in their statements, on Thursday, welcomed the court-martial of ex-ISI chief Faiz Hameed, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
Asif said that for years, the nation would pay the price for the political engineering done by Faiz and General (r) Qamar Jawed Bajwa.
In a tweet, he prayed to the Almighty Allah to enable the rulers to wield power for the benefit of His creation.
قوم برسوں فیض حمید صاحب اور جنرل باجوہ کے بوۓ ھوئے بیجوں کی فصل کاٹے گی۔
— Khawaja M. Asif (@KhawajaMAsif) December 11, 2025
اللہ ھمیں معاف کرے، طاقت اوراقتدار کو
اللہ کی عطا سمجھ کے اس کی مخلوق کے لئے استعمال کی توفیق عطا فرماۓ۔ خوف خدا حکمرانوں کا شیوہ بنے۔۔ آمین
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He also prayed to the Almighty to make rulers God fearing.
Faiz punished for crossing Red Line, says Tarar
On the other hand, Tarar, in his statement, said that today that man was punished who had crossed the Red Line by misusing his authority.
“Nobody is above the law. The verdict was given against him on the basis of evidence,” he said, adding that the ex-general was provided full opportunity to defend himself as he was allowed to present witnesses in his support.
The minister further said that Faiz was also an adviser to the last PTI government. “The decision given today is a triumph of truth.”
He went on to say that there would be a further investigation into the political role of the former spymaster.
Tarar said that today the world had seen that the system of accountability within the Pakistan Army was quite strong.
It is just beginning, says Faisal Vawda
Commenting on the court-martial of former general Faiz Hameed, Senator Faisal Vawda said it was just the beginning. “This will not stop here,” he said, adding, “You will see such things happening in the coming days as well.”
Speaking to the 24News TV channel, Vawda said that today it had been proved that nobody was above Pakistan. “Verdicts in some of the May 9 cases are still awaited,” he said, and added, “The decision in journalist Arshad Sharif’s death case is also pending.”
The senator opined it was extremely important to apprehend PTI stalwart Murad Saeed.
He reminded that the 28th and 29th constitutional amendments were still to come.