Pervez Musharraf
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پرویز مشرف - forایک ریٹائرڈ پاکستانی جنرل چار اسٹار اور سیاستدان ہے. | Is a retired Pakistani four-star general and a politician.
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پرویز مشرف - againstپر کلک کریں ، اگر آپ کو پرویز مشرف کی حمایت نہیں کرتے. باتیں کیوں کہتے ہو. / Click, if you do not support Pervez Musharraf. Say why.
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He is the man responsible for todays miseries of pakistan.
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I will deal with allegations against me: Pervez Musharraf
LAHORE: Former president General (r) Pervez Musharraf said in an interview aired on Saturday that he would have to deal with the allegations being levelled against him in Pakistan. Talking to Dunya News, he said the allegations were baseless and concocted, and that he did not deem it necessary to respond to them. He denied he had been asked to vacate the Army House, and added that he had moved because the construction of his own house at Chak Shahzad had been completed. He said he had bought a house in London, but his permanent residence would remain in Pakistan. Talking to another TV channel, ...
Extremism is biggest threat to Pakistan, says Musharraf
LAHORE: Extremism is the biggest threat to Pakistan, former president General (r) Pervez Musharraf said in an interview with a private TV channel aired on Monday. Musharraf said the army should stay in Swat and Malakand even after the military operation is accomplished. The former president said he did not impose martial law ‘intentionally’ in 1999. About the Lal Masjid operation, Musharraf said male and female suicide bombers were hiding in the mosque when the operation was launched. He also said the operation was delayed by four months to save innocent people present inside the ...
Pervez Musharraf is history now: Shujaat
OKARA: PML-Q president Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain has said former president Pervez Musharraf has become history. He was talking to the journalists after offering Fateha on the death of brother of former parliamentary secretary Muhammad Aslam at the latter’s residence Saturday in village Gogira. Responding to a question from journalists about the prospects of Pervez Musharraf becoming president of PML-Q he said it was tool late now. Musharraf was history now, he added. Country was passing through critical phase of its history, he said this was not the time for fanning political differences ...
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Pakistan’s former dictator Pervez Musharraf refuses personal appearance in court on treason charges Pakistan’s former dictator Pervez Musharraf will not appear personally in the Supreme Court on Tuesday to answer a summons over alleged treason dating back to his time in office, officials said. He was summoned Monday by the Supreme Court, the first time Pakistan’s top court has summoned a former military ruler over allegations of misconduct. Elections next month will mark the first democratic transition of power in the country’s history. Musharraf returned last month from [...] |
A Democratic Pakistan? Why Do We Care? Pakistan's leader, General Pervez Musharraf, has just declared a state of emergency. In doing so, he suspended the constitution, ousted the country's top judge, baned public meetings and rounded up opposition leaders. Parliamentary elections were also halted for the foreseeable future. Democracy, if that's what you pretend to call Pakistan's…Why do we care if Pakistan is “democratic”? The only thing we should care about is that Musharraf stays in power, and that he has a favorable relationship with the United States. If he wants to allow more than just a state-run media channel and give his people more freedoms, that's gravy. If not, that's their issue. The White House would have us believe that Iran is more dangerous than the plague because of its intention to build nuclear power facilities. But when you look past the politics of fear, it becomes clear that the much bigger threat to America's---and the world's--- security is Pakistan falling into enemy hands. |
Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf returns to Pakistan - Los Angeles Times Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf returns to PakistanLos Angeles TimesKARACHI, Pakistan—Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf ended four years of self-imposed exile and returned to Pakistan on Sunday, hoping to craft a political comeback in upcoming parliamentary elections despite pending criminal cases awaiting him ... |
Musharraf Returns to Pakistan - Wall Street Journal Wall Street JournalMusharraf Returns to PakistanWall Street JournalKARACHI, Pakistan—Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf returned from self-imposed exile on Sunday, seeking to recapture a place in the tumultuous politics of the nation he once took over in a military coup. Mr. Musharraf arrived Sunday in the ... |
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