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Pakistan’s ISI chief Anjum gets one-year extension

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Updated At : 12:21 PM Sep 17, 2023 IST

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Islamabad, September 16

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Lieutenant General Nadeem Anjum will remain the chief of Pakistan’s powerful spy agency — ISI — for one more year after the caretaker government extended his tenure, according to a media report on Saturday. Lt Gen Anjum was appointed Director General (DG) of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) on November 20, 2021 when he replaced Faiz Hameed. A summary to grant an extension to Anjum was approved late on Thursday, the media report quoted an official source.

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Anjum was earlier the commander of Karachi Corps where he had served since his promotion to three-star general in September 2019. A native of Mohra Sheikhan, Gujjar Khan areas of Rawalpindi district, Nadeem was commissioned in September 1988 and belongs to Pakistan Military Academy’s 78th Long Course.

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