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India-Pakistan
Ex-generals warn against humiliating Musharraf
2013-04-24
Hmmm. Now we all discover whether the Generals of the Army of the Pure yet retain the power they once had.
[Dawn] As the complainant in the judges detention case filed another petition for the transfer of former president General (retired) Pervez Perv Musharraf
... former dictator of Pakistain, who was less dictatorial and corrupt than any Pak civilian government to date ...
to the Central Jail Adiala, ex-generals warned that the army would not tolerate if the lawyers continued pushing their former chief to the wall.

The complainant in the judges detention case through his lawyer Chaudhry Mohammad Ashraf Gujjar maintained in the petition filed with the Islamabad High Court that after dismissal of the pre-arrest bail petition of Mr Musharraf, chief commissioner Islamabad Tariq Mehmood Pirzada and inspector general of Islamabad police Bani Amin Khan had extended undue favour to the former president by declaring his Chak Shahzad farmhouse as a sub-jail.

The petition said the accused did not join the investigation despite the court directions. Mr Musharraf was a proclaimed offender and being an accused in a terrorism-related offence, he was not entitled to being kept at a place other than the Adiala Jail.

He requested the court to set aside the notification of April 20 according to which the residence of the former general has been declared as a sub-jail.

When contacted, Qamar Afzal, the counsel for Mr Musharraf, said the lawyers were dragging the former president in the courts for their own publicity.

He alleged that during the hearings the lawyers did not maintain the decorum of the court and passed unethical remarks and even used abusive language against the former president of Pakistain.

According to him, the lawyers trying to humiliate the former president wanted to get publicity by indulging in such unethical practices.

Talking to Dawn, defence analyst General (retired) Jamshed Ayaz said the military was closely monitoring the situation. He said at least nine corps commanders currently serving in the army were promoted during the Musharraf regime.

He claimed that Musharraf still enjoyed support within the army ranks and the incumbent army chief General Ashfaq Pervaiz Kayani
... four star general, current Chief of Army Staff of the Mighty Pak Army. Kayani is the former Director General of ISI...
should play a role to save Mr Musharraf from such a humiliation.
Posted by:Fred

#3  "Musharraf, who returned to Pakistan last month from four years in self-imposed exile to make a political comeback"

Thus proving he's totally dilusional.
Posted by: Barbara   2013-04-24 19:06  

#2  "Serious, you guys. I've seen him cry, it's not pretty."
Posted by: Muggsy Mussolini1226   2013-04-24 16:10  

#1  Pakistan court rejects bail for Musharraf in case connected to slaying of Benazir Bhutto
A Pakistani court on Wednesday rejected bail for ex-military ruler Pervez Musharraf in a case connected to the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 2007, a government prosecutor said.

It was the latest setback for Musharraf, who returned to Pakistan last month from four years in self-imposed exile to make a political comeback but is currently under house arrest in connection with a different case.
Posted by: tipper   2013-04-24 06:59  

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