During his program on ARY News, anchorperson Mohammad Malick commented on the wave of speculation that often arises whenever constitutional clauses concerning the military are mentioned.
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He recalled that during discussions on Clause 243, unusual claims circulated, including suggestions that a field marshal might be appointed as supreme commander. Malick clarified that none of these rumors materialized. Instead, he explained, the amendment only involved professional internal restructuring to coordinate the institution into a more cohesive body.
Malick’s remarks highlight how speculation and misinformation can overshadow the technical nature of constitutional changes, especially when they involve sensitive institutions.