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New Army Salute Needed by Junior Officer to Senior "Pakistan Zindabad - Civilians are real owners of Pakistan - Sir"

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Pakistani Fauji and Army need some re-training or , Software Update


In order to remove the Superiority Complex brewing in the internal circles of Army (FAUJ) the core focus of this Superiority complex is the idea that FAUJ is better human , better Pakistani , better Muslim then civilians of Pakistan


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New Army Salute Needed by Junior Officer to Senior "Pakistan Zindabad - Civilians are real owners of Pakistan - Sir"


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New Army Salute Needed by Junior Officer to Senior "Pakistan Zindabad - No Sipa Salar (Army Men) created Pakistan - Civialians are Owner of Pakistan - Sir"



If any "Senior Army Guy" dislikes this it means he suffers from superiority complex

Superiority Complex

noun Psychology.
an exaggerated feeling of superiority to others, characterized by arrogant or overbearing behavior.Compare God complex, inferiority complex.


May be with these repeated , Salute from Junior to Senior Officer it will get into their FAT heads who is real owner of Pakistan
 
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It is a very simple , approach to fix the Mentality of Senior Officers who have been trained to feel

"SUPERIOR" to Civilians over last 10-20 years of their service

Infact it is a institutional Problem FAUJ or Army does not think it has this problem but if you look at their life style and behavior they have a huge problem


They live a Seperated life , and their mentality reflects that "SEPERATION" from people , to live in their own bubble
 
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Lets keep this thread visible for some time how the Salute needs to change

Less focus on metallic , medal , more focus on core Understanding of who is owner of Pakistan
 
Rather - keep the salute the same but have them all salute the awam as they would senior offices.
 

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