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Musharraf now irrelevant, Gilani told Bush
posted Thursday, 7 August 2008
Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani thinks that Pervez Musharraf is "irrelevant" to Pakistan.
I think his remark is morally unpleasant. He is the President of Pakistan and he should be treated with respect. He did a lot of things for Pakistan. He steered the country out of crisis after 9/11.
We all know that Pakistan Army controls the affairs of the country. Gilani is a puppet installed by the Army to please the western powers so they can get more aid from them. Pakistan army still supports its former chief.
I think his remark is morally unpleasant. He is the President of Pakistan and he should be treated with respect. He did a lot of things for Pakistan. He steered the country out of crisis after 9/11.
We all know that Pakistan Army controls the affairs of the country. Gilani is a puppet installed by the Army to please the western powers so they can get more aid from them. Pakistan army still supports its former chief.
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