In a recent statement, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has condemned Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, labeling him “the most oppressive dictator” in Pakistan’s history. Khan, currently imprisoned, accused Munir of severe tyranny and mental instability, citing violence against civilians and his wife’s solitary confinement as examples of state brutality. He rejected any negotiations with the current government, deeming it ineffective under Munir’s influence, and claimed that the legal cases against him are baseless and intentionally delayed. This situation underscores the ongoing political turmoil in Pakistan, reflecting a deepening rift between civil leadership and military authority, which could have significant implications for Pakistan’s stability and governance.