According to reliable family sources, the 65-year-old former COAS slipped at his residence early today (February 11, 2026), sustaining injuries that included a head impact. He was promptly taken to the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) in Rawalpindi, where he was placed under observation in the Intensive Care Unit.
Initial medical assessments and diagnostic tests have been completed. In a reassuring video statement shared on social media, his brother-in-law Naeem Ghumman confirmed that Gen Bajwa is now “100% out of danger.” He stressed that the medical team found no suspicious elements and that all required evaluations have been carried out.
Gen Bajwa, who served a full six-year term as Chief of Army Staff (including a one-time extension approved in 2019), has maintained a notably private life since stepping down in November 2022. This incident marks a rare moment when the spotlight has returned to him for personal rather than professional reasons.
At this stage, the focus remains on his complete recovery. The thoughts of many across the country are with General Bajwa and his family during this difficult time. Wishing him strength and a swift return to good health.
Stand For Pakistan — honoring the service of those who have dedicated their lives to the nation. Get well soon, Sir. 🇵🇰
Disclaimer: This update draws exclusively from publicly reported information and family statements. Stand For Pakistan bears no responsibility for the content. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, please refer to official military or medical channels.
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