Islamabad: The government has introduced changes to the Pakistan Army Act of 1952, marking a significant update to military regulations that govern the conduct, discipline, and administrative procedures of the armed forces.
The amendments aim to modernize the legal framework, ensuring that it aligns with current operational, administrative, and governance requirements. Officials said the updates will clarify procedures for appointments, promotions, transfers, and disciplinary actions within the Army.
Key changes include:
- Streamlined protocols for commanding officers to manage disciplinary cases efficiently.
- Revised provisions for court-martial procedures and internal investigations.
- Updated clauses regarding administrative powers and the hierarchy of authority within military structures.
Experts say the amendments will help maintain operational efficiency and accountability while balancing the rights and responsibilities of service members. Legal analysts also note that the changes reflect the government’s efforts to ensure transparency and strengthen governance in the armed forces.
The updates are expected to come into effect following official notification, affecting all branches of the Pakistan Army nationwide.
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