From Ayub Khan to Pervez Musharraf…. Pakistan’s military dictators met a bad death, last days of their lives were spent in humiliation

Pakistan’s flawed militia institution is again relieve in news and of course for all depraved reasons. Total Asim Munir, the present Pakistani chief has been venting out venom against India. Within the final 78 years, Pakistan has been in the hands of dictators more than elected authorities. However these militia dictators bear met with a awful fate in the final days of their lives.

In Pakistan, Ayub Khan, Total Yahya Khan, Total Zia-ul-Haq and as military chief, Pervez Musharraf seized vitality by coups and trampled the hopes of the other folks below their feet.

Ayub Khan

Ayub Khan used to be the principle indigenous military chief of Pakistan, who held the responsibility from 1951 to 1958. However in 1958 Ayub Khan usurped vitality by doing away with the then President Iskandar Ali Mirza. The 1965 India-Pakistan war used to be Ayub Khan’s thought. However after the crushing defeat there used to be a insurrection against him in Pakistan and he needed to resign in 1969. Within the 1965 presidential election, he allegedly rigged and defeated Jinnah’s sister Fatima. In 1968-69, at some point of the agitation against Ayub Khan at some point of Pakistan, he suffered a heart assault. Then as a consequence of a paralysis assault, he grew to change into unable to stroll and used to be confined to a wheel chair. Ayub Khan then resigned on March 25 1969 and handed over the listing to Total Yahya Khan.

Yahya Khan

After losing to India in the 1971 war, Yahya Khan handed over vitality to PPP chief Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. Bhutto released Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from jail and assign Yahya Khan below home arrest. He used to be forbidden to satisfy anyone. Consistent with reviews, he grew to change into mentally unstable along with diabetes and heart illness. Total Yahya Khan died on 10 August 1980.

Total Zia-ul-Haq

Total Zia-ul-Haq used to be the second indigenous military chief of Pakistan. When the agitation against Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, who took vitality from Yahya Khan, intensified in 1976-77, he imposed martial law in Karachi, Lahore and Hyderabad (in Pakistan) in April 1977. Sooner than Bhutto and the opposition parties may come to an agreement, Zia-ul-Haq staged a coup on 5 July 1977 and remained the martial law administrator except 1978. Accurate by the trial of American tanks, President Zia-ul-Haq, American ambassador Arnold Raphael, head of American militia mission in Pakistan left for Islamabad by plane. However the plane crashed. Total Zia and others died in it.

Pervez Musharraf

Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz chief Nawaz Sharif appointed Pervez Musharraf as the manager of Pakistan Army in 1998. However when the family people deteriorated, Sharif tried to put off him on 12 October 1999, but he himself used to be overthrown. After the defeat in the Kargil war, Musharraf used to be on scheme. Pervez Musharraf, who used to be on the plane from Colombo to Karachi, took along with him the excessive profile officers of the military as rapidly as he landed in his nation and grew to change into the ruler. He first grew to change into a militia dictator and then a superpower president. Musharraf used to be bothered with a uncommon illness in Dubai in 2023. The militia dictator spent the final days of his life in anxiety and loneliness and died in February 2023.