Photos of former President Pervez Musharraf
ISLAMABAD- The Pakistani Government insists it will catch former President Pervez Musharraf when he arrived he was back in Pakistan.
"Musharraf will be arrested upon his arrival in Pakistan related to the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto," said Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik to lawmaker was quoted as saying CNN, , Thursday (7/1/2012).
Facing this, Secretary of the Musharraf statement, Muhammad Ali Saif says the statement is nonsense.
"We are ready to face any situation," said Saif.
Through a video which was played in front of thousands of his supporters in the southern city of Karachi said Musharraf, himself going forward in the general election next year.
"I am willing to accept the risk of arrest and I also understand that my life was threatened," he said in the video.
Musharraf requested that the Government of Pakistan honored what was achieved in leading Pakistan, not only saw the end of his tenure in which he became the target of the protest and expulsion perpetrated by the opposition.
In 2010, the United Nations released a report which claimed that Musharraf's Government has failed to protect Bhutto before the murder took place. Musharraf who rejected accusations it says Bhutto has gained sufficient protection from the police.
Bhutto's assassination incident, the Court issued an arrest warrant against Musharraf. Before successfully captured, Musharraf had already resigned from his post as Prime Minister in 2008, and subsequently stayed and settled in London and Dubai.
A statement Interior Minister Rehman Malik appeared to respond to Musharraf's announcement that mention, her will return to Pakistan at the end of the month of January.
But after consulting with members of the party and his colleagues, Musharraf delayed his return to Pakistan and finally up to the time limits that are not mentioned.(rhs)
"Musharraf will be arrested upon his arrival in Pakistan related to the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto," said Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik to lawmaker was quoted as saying CNN, , Thursday (7/1/2012).
Facing this, Secretary of the Musharraf statement, Muhammad Ali Saif says the statement is nonsense.
"We are ready to face any situation," said Saif.
Through a video which was played in front of thousands of his supporters in the southern city of Karachi said Musharraf, himself going forward in the general election next year.
"I am willing to accept the risk of arrest and I also understand that my life was threatened," he said in the video.
Musharraf requested that the Government of Pakistan honored what was achieved in leading Pakistan, not only saw the end of his tenure in which he became the target of the protest and expulsion perpetrated by the opposition.
In 2010, the United Nations released a report which claimed that Musharraf's Government has failed to protect Bhutto before the murder took place. Musharraf who rejected accusations it says Bhutto has gained sufficient protection from the police.
Bhutto's assassination incident, the Court issued an arrest warrant against Musharraf. Before successfully captured, Musharraf had already resigned from his post as Prime Minister in 2008, and subsequently stayed and settled in London and Dubai.
A statement Interior Minister Rehman Malik appeared to respond to Musharraf's announcement that mention, her will return to Pakistan at the end of the month of January.
But after consulting with members of the party and his colleagues, Musharraf delayed his return to Pakistan and finally up to the time limits that are not mentioned.(rhs)
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