Insult to question Pakistan army’s competence, DG ISPR tells CNN The Director-General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Asim Bajwa, is an exceedingly sensitive and touchy man. The Pakistanis don't like the competence of the Pakistan Army questioned, even if the question is fair. And CNN journalist Christiane Amanpour's question was fair enough. Pakistani sensitivity on the competence of their army reveals a deeper, underlying doubt and insecurity about themselves and their army.
And this is why Islamabad literally gave away the Swat Valley, 394 Km from Islamabad, to the Taliban. The terrorists and their abettors took over the entire Swat district. The Pakistani authorities declarations about fighting terrorism and the terrorists are rather disingenuous. If anything, Pakistan has at least partly capitulated to the terrorists and seeks to appease them by giving them control of parts of the country. Their "campaigns" against the Taliban are wholly ineffective. Christiane Amanpour is quite right to question the competence and effectiveness of the Pakistan Army. Indeed, she could just as easily question the competence and effectiveness of the entire Pakistani government, including its whole security apparatus.
If Paki Army is so competent then why they are providing weapons and training to teachers and that too women? Next would be Pak Army giving weapons to kids and tell "Protect yourself, every man,woman,kid to himself... since we have put bangles and do Mujra in Karachi" They can't protect their women and children anymore. This proves Pak Army is highly Coward, Incompetent, Demoralized, Directionless and Bankrupt and TTP has a upper hand. http://defenceforumindia.com/forum/...hers-carry-guns-classroom-after-training.html
