Pakistan Army Chief Munir Accused of Building Business Empire Amidst National Crisis

• Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir is accused of creating a vast business empire, profiting from public resources while the nation struggles economically.
• Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch exposed this via an AI video, claiming military chiefs are business tycoons, not defenders.
• 'Fauji Foundation' and other military-backed entities operate in diverse sectors like cement, banking, fertilizers, and cereals, generating billions.
• 'Defence Housing Authority' (DHA) land is highly valuable, with army officers allegedly becoming real estate moguls and accumulating wealth abroad.
• The article contrasts the Pakistan Army's poor war record (1947, 1965, 1971, Kargil) with its extensive and profitable business ventures.

Why It Matters: Pakistan's military, led by Munir, is accused of prioritizing business empire building over national defense.