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Khawaja Asif says senior Pakistani officers are making exit plans

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Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has flagged the so-called 'exit plans' of senior officers, suggesting some members of the country's elite are seeking to leave. The remarks point to concern within the establishment about the willingness of senior personnel to remain in the country. Details of the specific officers or the scale of the trend were not confirmed in the material available. The statement has drawn attention to the broader question of whether high-ranking officials are looking for opportunities abroad. The report is based on Times of India coverage of the minister's comments.

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