Fasih Bokhari

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Admiral Fasih Bokhari was the chief of Pakistani Naval Staff from 1997 to 1999. As an admiral, he was responsible for the induction of Agosta 90B class submarine for the Pakistan Navy. He was a submariner by profession and was the torpedo officer on the PNS Hangor when it sunk the INS Kurki. He resigned either due to differences with General Pervez Musharraf or due to health reasons.

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• Former Pakistan Navy Chief, Admiral Fasih Bokhari breaks his Mandatory Silence by Revealing

Military offices
Preceded by Admiral Mansural Haque	Chief of the Naval Staff (Pakistan Navy) 1997–1999	Succeeded by Admiral Abdul Aziz Mirza

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