A military coup in Pakistan?

[rajeev]

That the article was nonsense was obvious from the second line above.


And that is why the military for several years under the Army Chief Musharraf pursued 'out of the box' solutions on Kashmir with India and ushered in a dramatic change in policy in Kashmir where infiltration dropped to record levels and the LoC was largely peaceful.

Keep repeating a lie until people start accepting it as the truth - no evidence to support the above, yet he includes it as if it is fact. Credibility ---> ZERO.

Mr. Dawood Gilani's arrest and his linking to a retired Pakistani major has some implications to Pakistani's view point that Pakistan was not involved. We will see where this retired major's trace end into ? ISI ??

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

Mr. Dawood Gilani's arrest and his linking to a retired Pakistani major has some implications to Pakistani's view point that Pakistan was not involved. We will see where this retired major's trace end into ? ISI ??

Or maybe it ends with a retired official who got involved in terrorist groups.

The PA active army and reserves are over a million strong. I don't think that because a handful are discovered involved in illegal activity it somehow implicates the Army or the ISI - as much as you may want to believe it as an Indian, such an argument is a stretch and nothing but speculation.

 

[skeptic9]

I don't think there will be a coup in surface, but a puppet democratic govt. under indirect control of military leadership is very likely.