Nobel Peace Prize for Army Chief Demanded

Gilgit -- Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) media coordinator Aman Bunjivi has urged the United Nations to consider Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, for the Nobel Peace Prize.

In a statement, Bunjivi said Pakistan’s diplomatic engagement and leadership have contributed to global stability at a time of economic pressure and rising inflation. He noted that the country has played a constructive role in easing international tensions and promoting peace.

He further stated that the Pakistan Army is emerging as a force for global stability under the leadership of General Asim Munir, adding that such efforts have helped prevent large scale crises and safeguard lives.

Bunjivi called on the international community to recognize Pakistan’s contributions to peace and stability, saying these efforts merit consideration for one of the world’s most prestigious honours.