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Khawaja Asif Points to Bureaucratic Exodus in Pakistan Amid Army Chief's Rising Influence

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Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has raised concerns about a so-called bureaucratic exodus in Pakistan. He questioned whether officials leaving the country are truly committed to Pakistan or treat it merely as a temporary stop before settling abroad. His remarks come amid reporting on the growing influence of Army Chief Asim Munir. The article presents Asif's comments as the central element of the report. Further details beyond his statements are limited in the source text.

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