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The Hidden Story of Imran Khan & Gen. Asim Munir.

The Complete Breakdown: Passports, Power, and Persecution - Pakistan's Army Chief & The Ahmad Noorani Case Channel: Learn with Gemini Full Video Description: Welcome to Learn with Gemini. In this exhaustive deep-dive analysis, we dissect one of the most explosive and consequential stories to emerge from Pakistan in recent years. The narrative intertwines a high-stakes journalistic investigation into the country's most powerful institution, a controversial passport issuance, a fierce crackdown on press freedom, and an international human rights outcry. This is not just a news report; it is a case study in power, accountability, and the severe risks faced by independent journalism in Pakistan today. Our story begins in March 2025, when investigative journalist Ahmad Noorani, founder of the digital media outlet Fact Focus, published a groundbreaking report titled "Army Chief or a King: GHQ Tightens Grip on Civilian Institutions Under General Asim Munir." The report levied serious allegations of nepotism and institutional overreach, but its central and most incendiary claim involved the family of the Army Chief himself. Noorani alleged that diplomatic passports—a privileged document granting significant legal immunities and reserved for high-ranking officials on state business—had been issued to the married daughters of General Asim Munir. This allegation, if true, would represent a clear violation of Pakistan's own passport rules and a stark symbol of entitlement. The report sent shockwaves through the country's political and media circles, triggering a chain of events that would see the journalist become a target of the state's formidable legal and coercive apparatus. To understand the gravity of the allegation, we must first understand Pakistan's passport regime. The country issues three main types of passports: Ordinary Passports (PP, with a green cover) for general citizens; Official Passports (PO, with a dark blue cover) for mid-to-senior level government employees on official duty; and Diplomatic Passports (PD, with a distinctive red cover) for high-ranking officials like the President, Prime Minister, federal ministers, diplomats, and top military officials. Crucially, the rules for dependent family members are strict. According to the government's own regulations, diplomatic or official passports for spouses and children are contingent on the principal holder being posted abroad on a qualifying assignment. Furthermore, these privileges for children typically cease upon marriage or upon reaching a certain age (usually 24), after which they must obtain ordinary passports unless they themselves hold an eligible government position. The allegation that General Munir's married daughters were granted diplomatic passports suggested a blatant circumvention of these established rules, implying the use of high office for personal family benefit. The response from the Pakistani state was not a point-by-point rebuttal of the allegations or a transparent investigation into the passport matter. Instead, it was a swift and severe offensive against the journalist and his family. This reaction forms the second, and arguably more disturbing, chapter of this saga. Ahmad Noorani was already living outside Pakistan, reportedly on an academic fellowship, when the report was published. The state's inability to reach him physically seemingly amplified its efforts to punish him through other means. Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) initiated legal proceedings against him under the highly controversial Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), 2016. This law, widely criticized by human rights groups as a tool to silence dissent, was invoked to charge Noorani with spreading "false information" and running a "smear campaign" against the state institutions, specifically the military. #LearnWithGemini #Pakistan #AsimMunir #ISPR #AhmadNoorani #FactFocus #PassportControversy #DiplomaticPassport #OfficialPassport #PECA #PressFreedom #Journalism #ProclaimedOffender #HumanRights #PakistanArmy #CivilMilitaryRelations #Investigation #DeepDive #CurrentAffairs #PakistanNews #MediaCrackdown #ReportersWithoutBorders #CPJ #GlobalMagnitsky #Censorship #PowerAndAccountability This response is AI-generated, for reference only.