The junta forced 235 generals and more than 3,000 other commissioned officers into retirement; purged more than 500 judges and public prosecutors and 1400 university faculty members and put the chief of the General Staff, the president, the prime minister and other members of the administration under arrest.
The military junta made significant personnel changes, forcing 235 generals and over 3,000 commissioned officers into early retirement. It also removed more than 500 judges and public prosecutors from office and 1400 university faculty members. Furthermore, it arrested the chief of the General Staff, the president, the prime minister, and other high-ranking administration officials.