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Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has signed a summary to summon the National Assembly to meet on August 11, a session that might prove dangerous for his current position as a President. The coalition partners Pakistan Peoples Party and Nawaz Sharifs Pakistan Muslim League on Thursday announced moves to impeach President Musharraf, who has been in power since October 12, 1999. On Friday, the federal ministry for parliamentary affairs sent a summary to the Presidency to summon the National Assembly session on August 11
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10 Aug '08 10:55 am
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Lured ny power, he does not want to leave chair regardless of people's mandate.
Answered by gangadhar dalal, 10 Aug '08 04:48 pm
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The action on him is imminent and he has to face concequences.
Answered by anantharaman, 10 Aug '08 11:01 am
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His luck has run out.
first kargil,then kabul and finally loc.
Answered by victor, 10 Aug '08 10:57 am
first kargil,then kabul and finally loc.
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A failed state indeed where army generals and dictators rule the roost. Musharrafs days are numbered. If only he would opt to go quitely would it save another political debacle in our failed neighbour.
Answered by Saj Sierra, 10 Aug '08 10:58 am
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