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were is field marshal rashid qureshi these days?has he left apml like fawad choudri and saif?
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field marshall ...... rashid qureshi?...
are you seriously sick or what?
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Musharraf granted bail in Lal Masjid cleric's murder case
http://dawn.com/news/1054045/musharraf-granted-bail-in-lal-masjid-clerics-murder-case
ISLAMABAD: A court in Islamabad has granted bail to former military dictator Pervez Musharraf in a case related to the murder of Lal Masjid cleric Abdul Rasheed Ghazi in a 2007 military raid.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Wajid Ali directed the former army strongman to submit two bonds each worth Rs 100,000 as surety for bail, his lawyer told reporters after the judge announced his verdict on the bail plea on Monday.
Ghazi was killed in the 2007 military operation in the Lal Masjid (red mosque).
The ruling by the Islamabad district court means Musharraf is on bail in all the cases brought against him since his return to Pakistan from self-imposed exile, including one relating to the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
But the 70-year-old is likely to remain under heavy guard at his villa on the edge of Islamabad, where he has been under house arrest since April, because of serious threats to his life.
His name is currently on the interior ministry’s “exit control list”, which means he cannot leave Pakistan without the approval of the government.
Musharraf was arrested on Oct 10, five weeks after Ghazi’s son Haroon Rasheed registered the murder charge against him with Aabpara police in Rawalpindi. His arrest had come just a day after he was given bail in the last of three major cases against him dating back to his 1999-2008 rule.
The former commando returned to Pakistan in March to run in the May general election, vowing to “save” the country from economic collapse and militancy.
But he was barred from contesting the election, won convincingly by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif – the man he ousted from power in 1999 – and was hit with a series of criminal cases dating back to his rule.
http://dawn.com/news/1054045/musharraf-granted-bail-in-lal-masjid-clerics-murder-case
ISLAMABAD: A court in Islamabad has granted bail to former military dictator Pervez Musharraf in a case related to the murder of Lal Masjid cleric Abdul Rasheed Ghazi in a 2007 military raid.
Additional District and Sessions Judge Wajid Ali directed the former army strongman to submit two bonds each worth Rs 100,000 as surety for bail, his lawyer told reporters after the judge announced his verdict on the bail plea on Monday.
Ghazi was killed in the 2007 military operation in the Lal Masjid (red mosque).
The ruling by the Islamabad district court means Musharraf is on bail in all the cases brought against him since his return to Pakistan from self-imposed exile, including one relating to the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
But the 70-year-old is likely to remain under heavy guard at his villa on the edge of Islamabad, where he has been under house arrest since April, because of serious threats to his life.
His name is currently on the interior ministry’s “exit control list”, which means he cannot leave Pakistan without the approval of the government.
Musharraf was arrested on Oct 10, five weeks after Ghazi’s son Haroon Rasheed registered the murder charge against him with Aabpara police in Rawalpindi. His arrest had come just a day after he was given bail in the last of three major cases against him dating back to his 1999-2008 rule.
The former commando returned to Pakistan in March to run in the May general election, vowing to “save” the country from economic collapse and militancy.
But he was barred from contesting the election, won convincingly by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif – the man he ousted from power in 1999 – and was hit with a series of criminal cases dating back to his rule.
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Cleric murder case: Musharraf to walk free as surety submitted
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Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf. — File photo
Updated 2013-11-06 12:08:11
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ISLAMABAD: Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday submitted two surety bonds of Rs100,000, two days after a court granted his bail in the murder case of Lal Masjid cleric Abdul Rasheed Ghazi.
Following the submission of surety, an additional sessions judge issued a written order of Musharraf’s release in the murder case, television reports said.
Earlier on Monday, Islamabad additional district and sessions judge Wajid Ali accepted the post-arrest bail application of Musharraf on two surety bonds of Rs100,000 each in the fourth case which the former military dictator has been facing after his return to Pakistan in March this year.
Speaking to media representatives, Musharaf's lawyer Ilyas Siddiqui said the former army strongman would approach the Sindh High Court over the inclusion of his name in the exit control list (ECL).
Siddiqui was speaking to reporters outside Musharraf's farmhouse residence after submitting the surety for his bail in the Rasheed Ghazi murder case.
The counsel said Musharraf was now "a free man" and that he had been granted bail in all four cases.
Despite the bail, the 70-year-old is likely to remain under heavy guard at his villa on the edge of Islamabad, where he was placed under house arrest in April, because of serious threats to his life.
His name is currently on the interior ministry’s ECL, which means he cannot leave Pakistan without the approval of the government.
The former president was arrested last month in the murder case of Abdul Rasheed Ghazi and his mother Sahib Khatoon. They were killed during an operation on the mosque in 2007.
His arrest in the case came five weeks after Ghazi’s son Haroon Rasheed registered the murder charge against him with Aabpara police in Rawalpindi. His arrest had come just a day after he was given bail in the last of three major cases against him dating back to his 1999-2008 rule.
The former commando returned to Pakistan in March to run in the May general election, vowing to “save” the country from economic collapse and militancy.
But he was barred from contesting the election, won convincingly by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif — the man he ousted from power in 1999 — and was hit with a series of criminal cases dating back to his rule.
The ex-ruler has been living in part of his 1,100 square metre (12,000 square foot) house, declared a “sub-jail” under the auspices of a prison in Rawalpindi. He is guarded by some 300 police, paramilitaries and marksmen.
Reports have claimed he is enjoying a comfortable life in detention. He has even had the services of his personal cook because of his fears of being poisoned.
The Taliban have threatened to kill Musharraf, who as president allied Pakistan with Washington in the US “war on terror” in the wake of the Sept 11 attacks.
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Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf. — File photo
Updated 2013-11-06 12:08:11
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ISLAMABAD: Former military ruler Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday submitted two surety bonds of Rs100,000, two days after a court granted his bail in the murder case of Lal Masjid cleric Abdul Rasheed Ghazi.
Following the submission of surety, an additional sessions judge issued a written order of Musharraf’s release in the murder case, television reports said.
Earlier on Monday, Islamabad additional district and sessions judge Wajid Ali accepted the post-arrest bail application of Musharraf on two surety bonds of Rs100,000 each in the fourth case which the former military dictator has been facing after his return to Pakistan in March this year.
Speaking to media representatives, Musharaf's lawyer Ilyas Siddiqui said the former army strongman would approach the Sindh High Court over the inclusion of his name in the exit control list (ECL).
Siddiqui was speaking to reporters outside Musharraf's farmhouse residence after submitting the surety for his bail in the Rasheed Ghazi murder case.
The counsel said Musharraf was now "a free man" and that he had been granted bail in all four cases.
Despite the bail, the 70-year-old is likely to remain under heavy guard at his villa on the edge of Islamabad, where he was placed under house arrest in April, because of serious threats to his life.
His name is currently on the interior ministry’s ECL, which means he cannot leave Pakistan without the approval of the government.
The former president was arrested last month in the murder case of Abdul Rasheed Ghazi and his mother Sahib Khatoon. They were killed during an operation on the mosque in 2007.
His arrest in the case came five weeks after Ghazi’s son Haroon Rasheed registered the murder charge against him with Aabpara police in Rawalpindi. His arrest had come just a day after he was given bail in the last of three major cases against him dating back to his 1999-2008 rule.
The former commando returned to Pakistan in March to run in the May general election, vowing to “save” the country from economic collapse and militancy.
But he was barred from contesting the election, won convincingly by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif — the man he ousted from power in 1999 — and was hit with a series of criminal cases dating back to his rule.
The ex-ruler has been living in part of his 1,100 square metre (12,000 square foot) house, declared a “sub-jail” under the auspices of a prison in Rawalpindi. He is guarded by some 300 police, paramilitaries and marksmen.
Reports have claimed he is enjoying a comfortable life in detention. He has even had the services of his personal cook because of his fears of being poisoned.
The Taliban have threatened to kill Musharraf, who as president allied Pakistan with Washington in the US “war on terror” in the wake of the Sept 11 attacks.
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We should thank God. Although the cases are not over, but the steam is gone out of them. His enemies were successful in prohibiting from running in the elections but he is a Commando and he will strike back. Lets wait and see what he says in the interview.
Musharraf Zindabad.
Pakistan Zindabad.
Musharraf Zindabad.
Pakistan Zindabad.
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Army driver killed, colonel injured in Gujrat ambush
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The attack took place in an area considered to be sensitive because of a number of recent terrorist attacks. — File Photo by AP
Published 2013-11-07 07:36:15
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GUJRAT: A driver was killed and a colonel seriously injured when an army vehicle was ambushed near Kot Mojdeen in the Kunjah area on Wednesday.
The vehicle was going to a petrol pump when three assailants who were on a motorcycle opened fire on it, killing driver Mohammad Ramzan and injuring Col Mohammad Zahid Naseer.
The attack took place in an area considered to be sensitive because of a number of recent terrorist attacks. It is a few kilometres from Jassoki village where seven people of Shia community were killed about two months ago.
In July last year, seven security personnel were gunned down near a bridge on River Chenab in the area. Two months later, four policemen were killed in an attack on a checkpost near Kathala railway crossing. Law-enforcement agencies arrested some suspects in the attacks.
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The attack took place in an area considered to be sensitive because of a number of recent terrorist attacks. — File Photo by AP
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GUJRAT: A driver was killed and a colonel seriously injured when an army vehicle was ambushed near Kot Mojdeen in the Kunjah area on Wednesday.
The vehicle was going to a petrol pump when three assailants who were on a motorcycle opened fire on it, killing driver Mohammad Ramzan and injuring Col Mohammad Zahid Naseer.
The attack took place in an area considered to be sensitive because of a number of recent terrorist attacks. It is a few kilometres from Jassoki village where seven people of Shia community were killed about two months ago.
In July last year, seven security personnel were gunned down near a bridge on River Chenab in the area. Two months later, four policemen were killed in an attack on a checkpost near Kathala railway crossing. Law-enforcement agencies arrested some suspects in the attacks.
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APML YOUTH WING SAWABI, activities!
those who thinks,APML is gone just because of some of its memebers, the might be living, in fools paradise!
the only way forward, is APML under the only brave, experinced leadership of pervaiz musharaf, the commando!
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A person like him is yet to be born in Pakistan.
He will be remember But i know he's coming back to grab the seat
If he by any chance would had been in power till now.
*Our GDP with a growth rate of 8.4% since 2004 would had now been around 400billion dollars
*Export 50-60billion dollars
*Foriegn exchange reserve 50-55billion dollars
*Growth port completed long back
*TTP destroyed long back
*No violence in karachi
Defence budget of atleast 15billion dollars.
China's New Growth Challenger Is Pakistan: Mukherjee (Correct) - Bloomberg
He will be remember But i know he's coming back to grab the seat
If he by any chance would had been in power till now.
*Our GDP with a growth rate of 8.4% since 2004 would had now been around 400billion dollars
*Export 50-60billion dollars
*Foriegn exchange reserve 50-55billion dollars
*Growth port completed long back
*TTP destroyed long back
*No violence in karachi
Defence budget of atleast 15billion dollars.
China's New Growth Challenger Is Pakistan: Mukherjee (Correct) - Bloomberg
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Who cares, if this face bring orgasm to your god father, than you shall post it over your face as well.
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reported trolling!
but thats all you got! my boy you will know by the morning what hapoened to your dam , noora thread!
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Yeah yeah, by all means. Why not right now. Thread awaits....
What does him being the boyfriend of IK signifies then?
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