Pakistan's promotion of General Asim Munir to Field Marshal, despite recent conflict with India, has sparked widespread mockery and disbelief. Social media users are questioning the basis for the honor, drawing comparisons to a past defeat and suggesting political motivations. The move is seen as ironic, with many highlighting Pakistan's military record and recent losses.
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