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Pervez Musharraf is back, though not with an expected bang. His arrival was eclipsed by two other major news items; long-awaited selection of a caretaker prime minister by Election Commission of Pakistan and last match of ODI series between Pakistan and South Africa. The process of selection of interim prime minister was testing the nerves of the nation for so long as the politicians could not agree on a consensus nominees leading the ECP to do the honors as required by countrys constitution. People were relieved to know that the ordeal was over; though the man selected was little-known, too old to withstand the pressures and a proven yes-man of the ruling elite. As for the cricket match, the sport is the first priority of Pakistanis and a number one addiction.
Although Musharraf did not create any ripples, on his return, he asked an interesting question in his first address to his supporters rally; where is the Pakistan I left five years back?
Before leaving for Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf accused India for orchestrating anti-Pakistan activities. In an interview to Headlines Today, Musharraf claimed Indian consulates were involved in anti-Pak activities in Afghanistan and Indians financing terrorists in Balochistan," the former dictator alleged. If he comes back to power, said Musharraf, he will ensure that the taps are turned off on support to terrorists but went on to say that India, too, should stop fomenting trouble in Pakistan.
Both the terrorist groups Musharraf accused of having financial support from India ; insurgent TTP and separatist BLA alike were eagerly awaiting Musharraf return. They want to kill him for his perceived role in the Lal Masjid Saga and death of Baloch leader Akbar Bugti. According to latest news report, both have urged each other to join hands to take out Musharraf. One of the many sons of Bugti has also announced a bounty of Rs one billion for killing Musharraf, something which has so far escaped the attention of the activist judiciary. The son may be confident that as he and the justices of the apex court have a common cause against Musharraf he could go scot-free after making the weirdest announcement.
ALLVOICES: India is financing terrorist activities in Pakistan, accuses Pervez Musharraf
Although Musharraf did not create any ripples, on his return, he asked an interesting question in his first address to his supporters rally; where is the Pakistan I left five years back?
Before leaving for Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf accused India for orchestrating anti-Pakistan activities. In an interview to Headlines Today, Musharraf claimed Indian consulates were involved in anti-Pak activities in Afghanistan and Indians financing terrorists in Balochistan," the former dictator alleged. If he comes back to power, said Musharraf, he will ensure that the taps are turned off on support to terrorists but went on to say that India, too, should stop fomenting trouble in Pakistan.
Both the terrorist groups Musharraf accused of having financial support from India ; insurgent TTP and separatist BLA alike were eagerly awaiting Musharraf return. They want to kill him for his perceived role in the Lal Masjid Saga and death of Baloch leader Akbar Bugti. According to latest news report, both have urged each other to join hands to take out Musharraf. One of the many sons of Bugti has also announced a bounty of Rs one billion for killing Musharraf, something which has so far escaped the attention of the activist judiciary. The son may be confident that as he and the justices of the apex court have a common cause against Musharraf he could go scot-free after making the weirdest announcement.
ALLVOICES: India is financing terrorist activities in Pakistan, accuses Pervez Musharraf
You call that Proof? That's not proof - that's Pakistani desperation.
