Why Munir's plan to 'split' up Pakistan may spell the end of its civilian govt

Field Marshal Asim Munir is reportedly considering a plan to split Pakistan's four provinces into 12 to 15 smaller ones, or even up to 160 units. This proposal could undermine the power of established political families like the Sharifs and Bhuttos, raising concerns about increased military control over civilian governance. The implications for Pakistan's political landscape could unfold in the coming months.

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