General Pervez Musharraf

General Pervez Musharraf

  • 'Finally, Goodbye To Pakistan.... '

    'After viewing the situation and consulting legal advisers and political allies, with their advice I have decided to resign...I don't want anything from anybody. I have no interest. I leave my future in the hands of the nation and people.... God prot

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 17 August 2008

  • Proclamation Of Emergency Order

    I, Chief of Army Staff, proclaim emergency throughout Pakistan. I hereby order and proclaim that the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan shall remain in abeyance. This shall come into force at once.

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 2 November 2007

  • 'I Want The World To Know The Truth'

    'My autobiography is a window into contemporary Pakistan and my personal role in shaping it. I have lived a passionate life, perhaps impetuously in my early years, but always focused on self-improvement and the betterment of my country.'

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 24 September 2006

  • 'A Victory For Terrorists'

    'The attitude of the Indian government after this incident was somewhat regrettable ... Pakistan will fully help India to identify terrorists or their organization if we are provided with specific information and evidence.'

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 19 July 2006

  • 'Festering Problems Left By The Past'

    The UNSC 'should become more representative; not by adding a new elite ... Resolutions of the United Nations, especially the Security Council's decisions, must be implemented ... It is essential to find a just solution of the dispute over Jammu and K

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 13 September 2005

  • 'Actions Speak Louder Than Words'

    'It is the Muslims who are the perpetrators and it's the Muslims again who are suffering. This is our misfortune. It is all the more regrettable that whenever ... incidents of terrorism happen, our country directly or indirectly gets linked to these

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 20 July 2005

  • 'The Time For Closing Fronts Has Come'

    The Pak Prez may have been more muted than usual in raking up J&K but the "dispute", he also said, "cannot be ignored. Its resolution cannot be delayed. We desire a resolution of Kashmir which is just and acceptable to India, Pakistan and the people

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 21 September 2004

  • 'The Most Dangerous Dispute In The World'

    The good General obviously did not follow the Indian foreign secretary's advice yesterday, and had obviously not fasted - the <a href=pti_news.asp?id=169317 target=_blank> annual Kashmir itch </a>seemed to have broken out into rashes in his address.

    BY General Pervez Musharraf 23 September 2003

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