NAB

Pakistan National Accountability Bureau


Introduction:

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) is an anti-corruption organization in Pakistan. Established in 1999, it is responsible for investigating and prosecuting cases of corruption, embezzlement, money laundering, and other financial crimes. The NAB operates independently and is under the jurisdiction of the Government of Pakistan.

The primary objective of the NAB is to eradicate corruption from Pakistan and promote transparency and accountability in the public and private sectors. It aims to ensure effective and efficient enforcement of laws relating to corruption and to conduct inquiries, investigations, and trials of cases referred to it by the government, courts, or other authorities.

NAB Headquarters: Islamabad.

Chairman NAB: Lt Gen (R) Nazir Ahmad Butt.

Formed: 1999. 

Preceding: Ehtesab Cell.

List of Chairman NAB

• Lt Gen (R) Nazir Ahmad Butt (March 2023 - Present)
• Zahir Shah (2023 - 2023)
• Aftab Sultan (2022 - 2023)
• Zahir Shah (2022 - 2022)
• Justice (R) Javed Iqbal (2017 - 2022)
• Maj (R) Qamar Zaman (2013 - 2017)
• Admiral (R) Saeed Ahmad (2013 - 2013)
• ADM (R) Fasih Bukhari (2011 - 2013)
• Javed Zia Qazi (2011 - 2011)
• Justice (R) Syed Deedar Husain (2010 - 2011)
• Javed Zia Qazi (2010 - 2010)
• Nawaid Ahsan (2007 - 2010)
• Lt Gen (R) Shahid Aziz (2005 - 2007)
• Lt Gen Munir Hafiz (2001 - 2005)
• Lt Gen Khalid Maqbool (2000 - 2001)
• Lt Gen Syed Muhammad Amjad (1999 - 2000)

The NAB is headed by a Chairman who is appointed by the President of Pakistan. It has regional offices across the country and works closely with other law enforcement agencies, such as the police and intelligence agencies, in its efforts to combat corruption.

Over the years, the NAB has investigated and prosecuted numerous high-profile cases involving politicians, bureaucrats, businessmen, and public officials. However, the organization has also faced criticism for being used as a tool by the ruling government to target political rivals and for its alleged lack of independence and transparency in its operations.

Despite these challenges, the NAB continues to play a significant role in Pakistan's efforts to fight corruption and uphold the rule of law. It aims to create an environment of deterrence and accountability, where corruption is not tolerated, and individuals are held responsible for their actions.

Website: 

NAB (https://nab.gov.pk)

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FIA

 Federal Investing Agency

Introduction:

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) is a criminal investigation, Counter-intelligence and security agency under the control of the interior secretary of Pakistan. FIA is tasked with investigative operations against federal crimes, smuggling, terrorism as well as other crimes.

FIA also undertake International Operations with the coordination of Interpol. The main goal of FIA is to defend Pakistan. FIA formed their many special FIA teams for different special operations.

Departments of FIA:

FIA has 11 active departments to lead criminal activities and investigation :

• Anti-Corruption.
• Anti-human trafficking and smuggling.
• Counter-Terrorism.
• Economic Crimes.
• FIA Academy.
• Interpol.
• Electricity, Gas, Oil Anti Theft Unit.
• Immigration.
• National Response Center for Cyber Crimes.
• Intellectual Property Rights.
• Integrated Border Management System.

FIA is headed by Director General who is appointed by Prime Minister and confirmed by President. The agency has various field offices in all major cities of Pakistan. The Headquarters of FIA is in Islamabad.

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FBR

 Federal Board of Revenue

Information:

The FBR stands for Federal Board of Revenue. FBR is also known as CBR ( Central Board of Revenue ). FBR is a federal law enforcement agency of Pakistan that investigates tax crimes and money laundering.

CBR was created in1924. FBR performs the role of collection of taxes in the country.

According to the 2019 calculation, there are 21,500 active employees. The headquarters of FBR is in Islamabad.

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PAKISTAN FC

 Frontier Corps

Introduction:

The Frontier Corps (FC) is a paramilitary force of Pakistan that is appointed in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK). FC is performing their duty along the country's borders with Afghanistan and Iran.

Separate Organizations of FC:

The Frontier Corps has two separate organizations, FC (KPK) stationed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and FC Balochistan stationed in Balochistan province.

 The role of Frontier Corps is to perform Border Security and stop smuggling through the border and protect important routes, important sites, assets and undertake terrorism operations on orders.

The FC force of KPK is divided into fifteen local units:

FC KPK:

• Chitral Scouts
• Khyber Rifles
• Bajur Scouts
• Kurram Militia
• South Waziristan Scouts
• Mohmand Rifles
• Bara Rifles
• Tirah Rifles
• Orakzai Rifles
• Dir Scouts
• Tochi Scouts
• Khatak Scouts
• Shawal Rifles
• Bhittani Rifles
• Thal Scouts

The FC force of Balochistan is divided into nineteen local units:

FC Balochistan:

• Chiltan Rifles
• Sui Rifles
• Zhob Militia
• Nushki Militia
• Qilla Abdullah Scouts
• Sibi Scouts
• Chaman Scouts
• Loralai Scouts
• Ghazaband Scouts
• Maiwand Rifles
• Bambore Rifles
• Kharan Rifles
• Taftan Rifles
• Dalbandin Rifles
• Panjgur Rifles
• Awaran Militia
• Dasht Scouts
• Makran Scouts
• Kalat Scouts

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SSG

 Special Service Group

Introduction:

The Special Service Group (SSG) is the Special Forces Unit of the Pakistan Army. They're also known by their nickname of "Black Storks" or "Maroon Berets". SSG is a Special Commando Force.

Information:

SSG performs very serious operations. The role of SSG Commandos is to perform Special Operations, Counter-Terrorism, Unconventional Warfare, Foreign internal Defence, Special Reconnaissance & Direct Action. SSG is part of Army Strategic Forces.

Battalions:

The Special Service Group organized in three battalions :

• 1st Commando Battalion (Yaldram)
• 2nd Commando Battalion (Rahber)
• 3rd Commando Battalion (Powindahs)
• 4th Commando Battalion (Yalghar)
• 5th Commando Battalion (Zilzaal)
• 6th Commando Battalion (Al-Samsaam)
• 7th Commando Battalion (Babrum)
• 8th Commando Battalion (Al-Azb)

These are eight battalions of the Special Service Group. Now I will tell you about companies of SSG :

• Zarrar Company
• SOCU Company
• Iqbal Buland Company
• Musa Company
• Rangers Anti-Terrorist Force (RATF)

SSG Commandos of the Pakistan Army is famous as brave and powerful commandos and one of the best commandos all over the world. SSG Commandos are required for tough operations in a difficult situation. The training of SSG Commandos is the hardest and difficult training and also considered the most dangerous training all over the world. The period of training is 6 months. 

If your service is more than 6 years in Pakistan Military then you can Join Pakistan SSG. but I will mention here that everyone can not join SSG because of its hard and dangerous training. To be SSG Commando you must have to pass the training.

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ISI

 Inter-Services Intelligence

Introduction:

As we all know that Pakistan's Intelligence ISI is the world's best intelligence agency. ISI stands for Inter-Services Intelligence. ISI works for gathering important and sensitive information for the national security of Pakistan.

Info:

There are many intelligence agencies in the world like CIA, SIS, RAW, MOSSAD, GRU, MSS, and many others, but ISI is the best and top-secret agency in the world. These all foreign agencies admit the power of the ISI. Pakistan Intelligence Agency (ISI) does its work best above all of them.

CIA is the Intelligence Agency of United States, SIS  is the Intelligence Agency of United Kingdom, RAW is the Intelligence Agency of India, MOSSAD  is the Intelligence Agency of Israel (illegitimate state), GRU  is the Intelligence Agency of Russia and MSS  is the Intelligence Agency of China. These all are famous agencies but in the top 10 agencies, ISI obtains the first number in all of them.

A director-general heads the ISI. Three deputy director generals report directly to the director-general with each deputy heading three wings.

• Internal Wing.
• External Wing.
• Foreign Relations Wing. 

At the top, you can see a picture of the ISI logo, Markhor took the snake in his mouth and killed the snake. In this picture, Markhor represents the (ISI) and the snake represents (Enemy of Pakistan). ISI works for the national security of Pakistan and gathers information from all over the world for guarding Pakistan. ISI plays an important role in the protection of Pakistan. 

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PAKISTAN NAVY

 Pakistan Navy

Introduction:

Pakistan Navy is the Naval Warfare Branch of the Pakistan Armed Forces. There is an important role of the Pak Navy in the protection of Pakistan on its sea borders.  Pakistan Navy is one of the most powerful Navy in the world. Most of the countries did exercises with the Pakistan navy every year. Pak Navy trained them for better performance.

Motto of Pakistan Navy: " حَسْبُنَا اللَّهُ وَنِعْمَ الْوَكِيلُ "

Information: 

Pakistan Navy has one of the best armed and nuclear weapons, Pakistan Navy is also known as a powerful navy in the world. In the  Indo-Pak war, Pak Navy has a great performance. Pak Navy destroyed most of the Indian fighter ships and gave them a big loss. 

Now we will discuss the Ranks of the Pak Navy :

• Midshipman ( Junior Officer )
• Sub-lieutenant ( Junior Officer )
• Lieutenant ( Junior Officer )
• Lieutenant Commander ( Senior Officer ) 
• Commander ( Senior Officer )
• Captain ( Senior Officer )
• Commodore ( Flag Officer )
• Rear-Admiral ( Flag Officer )
• Vice-Admiral ( Flag Officer )
• Admiral ( Flag Officer )  --  Current Naval Chief (Adm. Amjad Khan Niazi)

In Pakistan Navy, there are 53,800 personnel. There are 31,300 active-duty sailors and 7000 reserve forces. The strength of the Marines is 10,000, and there is 3000 maritime security, and civilian personnel is 2800.

The President of Pakistan is the Commander in Chief of the Pak Navy. The headquarters of the Pak Navy is in Islamabad. 

More Information:

The Pakistan Navy is the naval warfare branch of the Pakistan Armed Forces, responsible for guarding Pakistan's 1,046 km-long coastline along the Arabian Sea, in addition to its territorial waters. Here are some key facts about the Pakistan Navy:

1. Founded: August 14, 1947, after the partition of British India.

2. Headquarters: Islamabad, Pakistan.

3. Mission: To protect Pakistan's maritime interests and help in maintaining regional peace and stability.

4. Fleet: Pakistan Navy has a fleet of 31 frigates, destroyers, submarines, patrol boats, minesweepers, fast attack crafts, and amphibious vessels.

5. Bases: Pakistan Navy has three major bases located in the coastal cities of Karachi, Gwadar, and Ormara.

6. Personnel: Approximately 30,000 active duty personnel, including 3,700 officers and 26,300 sailors.

7. Training: Pakistan Navy has a number of training academies including the Pakistan Naval Academy located in Karachi, PNS Rahbar in Manora Island, and several submarine training schools.

8. Achievements: In recent years, Pakistan Navy has played a significant role in anti-piracy operations, peacekeeping missions, and disaster relief efforts around the world, including the Gulf of Aden, Somalia, and the Philippines.

9. Ranks: The ranks of the Pakistan Navy follow a similar pattern to that of the United States Navy.

10. Awards and decorations: Pakistan Navy awards different decorations and campaign medals to its personnel in recognition of their exceptional services.  Some of them include the Sitara-e-Basalat, the Tamgha-e-Jurat, and the Tamgha-e-Basalat.

Website: https://www.paknavy.gov.pk

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PAKISTAN AIR FORCE

 Pak Air Force

Introduction:

Pakistan Air Force is an air warfare branch of the Pakistan Armed Forces. The important role is that Pakistan Air Force provides air support to the Pak Army and Pak Navy when required. The important information for you is that, Under Article 243, the Constitution of Pakistan appoints the President of Pakistan as the civilian Commander in Chief of the Pakistan Armed Forces. The Chief of Air Staff ( Four-Star Officer ) is appointed by the President with the Consultation needed by the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Motto of Pakistan Airforce:  " صحراست که دریاست ته بال و پر ماست "

Ranks In PAF:

• Officer Cadet
• Pilot Officer ( Junior Officer )
• Flying Officer ( Junior Officer )
• Flight Lieutenant ( Junior Officer )
• Squadron Leader ( Senior Officer )
• Wing Commander ( Senior Officer )
• Group Captain ( Senior Officer )
• Air Commodore ( Flag Officer )
• Air Vice-Marshal ( Flag Officer )
• Air Marshal ( Flag Officer )
• Air Chief Marshal ( Flag Officer )
• Marshal of the PAF ( Flag Officer ) -- Current Air Chief (Zaheer Ahmad Babar)

Here we will show you pictures of the most Famous Fighter jets of PAF all over the world. 

This is the F-16 Fighter Jet of PAF, one of the famous jets of PAF. Pakistan Air Force performs their many missions with the help of this jet successfully. Now another picture of the most famous jet is below :

 This is the JF-17 Thunder Fighter Jet of Pakistan Air Force. JF-17 is the pride of Pakistan. This jet is most famous all over the world and many countries buying this jet from Pakistan and most of the countries are interested to buy this jet from Pakistan. JF-17 Thunder is used for special operations and PAF performed all operations with the help of this jet successfully.

PAF is one of the best air forces all over the world and also makes their records in the world. There are 70,000 active-duty personnel in PAF and 8000 reserve personnel.

Information:

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) is the aerial warfare branch of the Pakistan Armed Forces. It was established on August 14, 1947, after the Partition of India. The PAF is responsible for defending Pakistan's airspace and is considered one of the best air forces in the world.

The PAF operates a variety of aircraft, including fighter jets, advanced trainer aircraft, transport planes, and helicopters. The backbone of the PAF's fighter fleet is the F-16 Fighting Falcons, of which it operates around 85. It also operates a unique version of the JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft, which is a joint venture between Pakistan and China.

The PAF has played a critical role in various military conflicts over the years, including the Indo-Pakistani wars of 1947, 1965, and 1971, as well as the Kargil conflict in 1999. The PAF has also undertaken various peacekeeping missions around the world.

The PAF takes pride in its role as a strategic force and has a comprehensive infrastructure for the manufacture and maintenance of its aircraft and weapons systems. It is also responsible for modernizing Pakistan's defense capabilities and is constantly upgrading its equipment to maintain its combat readiness.

Website: Pakistan AirForce (paf.gov.pk)

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PAKISTAN ARMY

 Pak Army

Introduction:

Pakistan Army is one of the most famous Army in the world. Pak Army is the land service branch of the armed forces. The role of the Pak Army is to perform land operations. Pak Army is known as Brave Army all over the world.

Motto of Pakistan Army: " Iman, Taqwa, Jihad fi Sabilillah "

Information:

The Pakistan Army is the land-based warfare branch of the Pakistan Armed Forces. It was established in 1947, following Pakistan's independence from British colonial rule.

The Pakistan Army is responsible for defending Pakistan's borders against external threats and maintaining internal security. It has played an active role in various conflicts, including the Indo-Pakistani wars, the Afghan War, and the ongoing War on Terror.

The army is divided into various corps, with each corps responsible for a specific region of the country. The army also has its own paramilitary forces, including the Frontier Corps and the Pakistan Rangers.

The army has a significant presence in Pakistani society, with many retired officers serving in political and civilian posts. It also plays an active role in humanitarian and disaster relief operations within Pakistan.

The army's equipment and weaponry include tanks, armored personnel carriers, artillery, and small arms. It is also developing its own indigenous defense industry, with a focus on producing fighter jets, submarines, and missiles.

The Pakistan Army is known for its strict discipline and rigorous training. It is one of the largest standing armies in the world, with an estimated 650,000 active-duty personnel and 500,000 reserve personnel.

Information About Peacekeeping Missions: 

Pak Army is a major component of the Pakistan Military. Pak Army performed an important role in UN peacekeeping missions and many missions were performed by Pak Army successfully but now Pak Army still performing some missions started in 1999, 2003, 2004 (Two Missions), 2005. In 1999 Pak army started its operation in the Democratic Republic Of Congo. In 2003 Pak army started its mission in Liberia. In 2004 Pak army started two operations in peacekeeping missions, the first mission was in Burundi and the second mission was in Cote D'lvoire. In 2005 Pak army started a peacekeeping mission in Sudan. These all missions are still operated by Pak Army.

Ranks:

Now let's discuss officer ranks of the army :

• Second Lieutenant.
•  Lieutenant.
• Captain.
• Major.
•  Lieutenant Colonel.
• Colonel.
• Brigadier ( One-Star ).
• Major-General ( Two-Star ).
•  Lieutenant-General ( Three-Star ).
• General ( Four-Star ).
• Field Marshal ( Five-Star )  --  Current COAS (Gen Syed Asim Munir)

The officers in Pakistan Military seek retirement between the age of Forty To Sixty. 

Pakistan Army performs land operations. The aim of the Pak Army is to keep safe & secure Pakistan from external attacks and threats. In Pak Army, there are 650,000 active-duty personnel and 500,000 reserve force for the protection of Pakistan. There are 185.000 National Guard for national security.

Pakistan Army Chiefs:

• General Frank Walter Messervy   1947 – 48
• General Douglas David Gracey     1948 – 51
• General M. Ayub Khan                 1951 – 58
• General M. Musa                           1958 – 66
• General M. Yahya Khan               1966 – 71
• General Gul Hassan                      1971 – 72
• General Tikka Khan                      1972 – 76
• General M. Zia ul Haq                  1978 – 88
• General Mirza Aslam Baig           1988 – 91
• General Asif Nawaz Janjua          1991 – 93
• General Abdul Waheed                 1993 – 96
• General Jehangir Kiramat            1996 – 98
• General Pervez Musharraf            1998 – 2007
• General Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani      2007 – 2013
• General Raheel Sharif                   2013 – 2016
• General Qamar Javed Bajwa        2016 – 2023
• General Asim Munir                      2023 - Till Now

Website: https://pakistanarmy.gov.pk/

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PAKISTAN RANGERS

 Pak Rangers

Introduction:

Pakistan Rangers are a paramilitary type of force, this is a civil armed force. Pakistan Rangers plays a role in Internal Security, Counter-Terrorism and Border Control. The active personnel in Pak Rangers are 100,000 ( 1 LAC ). Now we will discuss the officer ranks:

• Sub Inspector ( Equivalent to 2nd lieutenant).
• Inspector ( Equivalent to lieutenant).
• DSR ( Deputy Superintendent of Rangers ) - Equivalent to Captain.
• SR ( Superintendent of Rangers ) - Equivalent to Major.
• SSR ( Senior Superintendent of Rangers) - Equivalent to Lieutenant Colonel.

 Pak Rangers Punjab

Pakistan Rangers are responsible for guarding Pakistan and border neighboring with India, Punjab Rangers patrol 810 Miles along LOC (Pak-India) border.

The duty of Punjab Rangers is border security for Pakistani Province Punjab, Punjab Rangers is also employed on internal security duties. The Punjab force of the Pakistan Rangers is made up of approximately 16,100 personnel.

Pak Rangers Sindh

Pak Rangers entrusted with the mission to keep the border of Pakistan secure from external attacks and threats. Govt of Sindh requisitions Pak Rangers Sindh for internal security duties on the requirement.  Sindh Rangers patrol 567 Miles along LOC ( Pak-India) border.

Their primary purpose is to secure and defend sites of significance in the country. The Sindh force of the Pakistan Rangers is made up of approximately 24,945 personnel.

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PAKISTAN FORCES

 Information About Pakistan Forces

Introduction: 

This article is about the forces of Pakistan as u know there are different sections of  Pak Forces. The main object of Pak Forces is to ensure Pakistan's National Security by protecting it from external attacks.

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is the most powerful Islamic Country. This is the Islamic Country that has nuclear power. Pakistan is the most powerful Islamic Country in the World.

Pakistan has a diverse set of armed forces that serve different purposes and operate in different domains. The three main forces of Pakistan are the Pakistan Army, Pakistan Navy, and Pakistan Air Force.

Pakistan Army: The Pakistan Army is the largest branch of the armed forces of Pakistan, tasked primarily with national defense and security. It consists of approximately 550,000 active personnel and is organized into various branches and commands.

Pakistan Navy: The Pakistan Navy is responsible for protecting the country's coastal and sea borders. It has approximately 33,000 active personnel and operates a fleet of submarines, frigates, patrol boats, and other vessels.

Pakistan Air Force: The Pakistan Air Force is responsible for defending the country's airspace. It has around 65,000 active personnel and operates various fighter jets, trainer aircraft, helicopters, and transport planes.

Apart from these three main forces, Pakistan also has various paramilitary forces, including the Pakistan Rangers, which operate on the country's borders, and the Frontier Corps, which operates in the western province of Balochistan.

Overall, the forces of Pakistan play a crucial role in securing the country and protecting its national interests.

 Most of the people of Pakistan want to join different forces. Now we are going to tell you about all main sections of  Forces which include:

• PAK  RANGERS
• PAK  ARMY
• PAK  AIR FORCE
• PAK  NAVY
  
• PAK  INTELLIGENCE ( ISI )
• PAK  SSG ( SPECIAL SERVICE GROUP )
• PAK  FC
• PAK  FBR 
• PAK  FIA
• PAK  NAB
• PAK  MI
• PAK  IB
• PAK  POLICE

These all are Honorable and Appreciable sections of Pak Forces. The Pakistan Armed Forces are the combined military forces of Pakistan. It's the world's sixth-largest military measured by active personnel. The total number of active personnel is 654,000 ( Six Lac & Fifty-Four Thousand ).