Faiz Hameed Jailed 14 Yrs: Pakistan Army's 'Cleanup' Just Starting

• Former ISI chief Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Faiz Hameed was sentenced to 14 years by a military court in Pakistan.
• He was found guilty of violating government secrecy laws and interfering in politics.
• The army indicated that Hameed's role in spreading political instability with "political elements" is under separate investigation.
• This sentence is viewed as a "beginning," with more cases anticipated against individuals involved in anti-army riots.
• MP Faisal Vawda lauded the army chief for "cleaning up the army's dirt," referencing Hameed's conviction.

Why It Matters: Military's action against ex-ISI chief signals wider purge and political accountability.