Archive · 22 Dec 2025

Pakistan's 27th Amendment Grants Army Chief Supreme Power

Pakistan's 27th Amendment Grants Army Chief Supreme Power

Pakistan has made a big change to its rules, called the 27th amendment.

This change makes the army chief, General Munir, very powerful.

He is now in charge of all the military forces and has special protection from being punished for crimes.

The country's highest court, the Supreme Court, can no longer explain the rules of the country.

Instead, a new court will do this, and the government will choose the judges for this new court.

Some people, like Imran Khan, who is a leader of a political party, do not agree with these changes.

They think it is not fair.

The country is having some problems, like people being unhappy and the economy not doing well.

But the article says that in history, when people take too much power, the people of the country usually find a way to get their freedom back.

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