Twitter goes into overdrive as General Raheel takes Pakistanis into sixth gear

With two separate hashtags trending on Twitter, several analysts lauded the move and called for action from Nawaz


News Desk April 21, 2016
PHOTO: AFP

Just when you thought the army chief couldn't get any more popular, he set the bar even higher.

General Raheel Sharif once again reigned supreme on Twitter as he dismissed 11 military officers over corruption charges.

The army chief’s decision came in the middle of an unfolding scandal over Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s family’s offshore wealth, so it was no surprise when people drew comparisons to a lack of action from the government and heaped praise on General Raheel for making another admirable decision.

Army chief dismisses 11 military officers over corruption charges

With two separate hashtags trending on Twitter, #ThankYouRaheelSharif and #COAS, several analysts and observers lauded the move and called for action from Nawaz.

Here are some of the top tweets:

https://twitter.com/RJSadiaSattar/status/723109093288763392

https://twitter.com/KhanDanish_/status/723098178329935872



https://twitter.com/Babar_Sattar/status/723107783126568961





https://twitter.com/SenFaisalAbidi/status/723098402997841920





https://twitter.com/kaalakawaa/status/723116233348907008





https://twitter.com/RealSMQPTI/status/723118771049750528







COMMENTS (6)

freed | 8 years ago | Reply In pakistan if you do your job without taking bribes, you are considered a hero but in developed country its routine and expected from everyone. Just goes to show how ziradari/nawaz muk-mukoo culture has effected pakistan and its youth.
Amanullah Khan | 8 years ago | Reply We are proud of you General Sahib. Next number must come of fraud Sharifs, Zardaries and so on so forth. Our Salute to you, with the hope that you will clean the Society of disasters of the corrupt.
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