“I wont resign in current situation” Musharraf
Jun 7th, 2008 | By Sindh Today | Category: Pakistan, Top News
ISLAMABAD : President Pervez Musharraf said that he will not resign in current situation and will not use article 58-2b to dissolve the parliament. He said this while talking to the senior journalists here on Saturday.
Musharraf said that there is a way in constitution to impeach the president and in current situation ‘I won’t resign’. He also turns down the rumours of his exile and said meeting with General Kayani was a routine one.
Responding to a question on reduction of presidential power he said I’ll not sit idle however, will accept and respect decision taken by the parliament.
On the issue of deposed judges president informed media personnel that they were not deposed they refused to take oath under PCO.
About A.Q khan’s statement he said his action is a disappointment for nation and has damaged the national interests. I also know many things about A.Q Khan but would not disclose it as they are sensitive issues to be discussed president added.
Political and diplomatic circles in the federal capital are attaching great importance to the meeting. Aaj TV, 2008
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During Kargil invasion hundreds of soldiers died, was a blunder nearly became full fledge war. It was a betrayal of trust Mr. Nawaz Sharif had in army commander General Musharaf. The dead soldiers families are entitled to explanation and compensation. The other army commanders have told the truth that Mr. Sharif did not know about the ill fated adventure of the army. Now it is Mr. Musharaf’s turn to tell his side of the facts and not deny what is known. It appears that Mr. Musharaf has been taking the people for ride. Mr. Sharif is a true democrat and we can believe what he has said. It is also thanks to Mr. Sharif who rushed to USA to save the country from full-fledged war when Pakistan was not prepared at all. We should honor the agreement he made with PM Atal Behari. Mr. Sharif had the guts and courage to ride in the bus with the PM of India in a historic moment. The enquiry into Kargil is well justified as well as the treatment that was mooed out to the judiciary.