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Musharraf is quickly losing his grip on Pakistan
In naming its candidate for prime minister Saturday, the party of Benazir Bhutto has taken a further step toward sidelining Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf.
Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) loyalist Yousuf Raza Gillani, jailed for several years...
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Saeed
Mar 24 2008
Islamabad,
Pakistan
Absolutely correct and Musharraf is also getting it straight that tough days ahead for him. Judges are free now, Nawaz-Zardari is controlling majority in National assembly and extremists have already dissociated themselves from Musharraf group.
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(Global Perspectives)
Yeah, i hope Musharraf is brought to book and faces the music for all he has done to defigure and decapitate democracy in Pakistan. He deserves to be impeached.
(Local Perspectives)
No problem for Musharraf at all because the power-sharing deal isn't going to work in Pakistan. The PML and PP are sharing the power, it sounds interesting and let the world watch the coalitions runs for how many days.
(Global Perspectives)
Gilani is not capable for handling hurdles waiting for him. The new government will have to take guidelines from big leaders of the coalition, super boss sitting in the White House. Without the support of US administration no government can run smoothly in Pakistan.
(Global Perspectives)
Dictatorship must come to an end now. Its seriously the time for Musharraf to move on to play the second fiddle and allow Pakistan and its citizens to feel the fragrance of democracy in the air under the leadership of Gilani. Jaya’s suggestion for impeachment is also a very valid option.
(Local Perspectives)
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