24th march Karachi

Musharraf back in the line of fire 

       PAKISTAN'S  former military ruler Parvaiz Musharraf returned home on Sunday after more than four years in exile, defying a Taliban death threat to contest historical general elections.                   The 69-years-old ex-dictators says he is prepared to risk any danger to stand for election on May 11, in what will be the first democratic transition of power in the history of a nuclear-armed country dominated by periods of military rule.                                                  During traveling some of his supporters on the flight shouted " long live Musharraf " annoying other people among the regular passengers'                                                                                         "He said" I am feeling concerned about the unknown.... there are alot of factors of terrorism and extremism, unknown factors, factors of legal issue, unknown factors of how much i will be able to perform ( in the election ) "                                                               He was forced to scrap plans to address a public rally at Karachi tomb of pakistan's founding father Mohammad Ali Jinnah because of fears and will instead address supporters at the heavily secured airport. Well according to people why did he land in Karachi? not in other city of Pakistan? Why do he claim that he's not scared on his arrival at Pakistan eventhough he was clearly wearing Bullet-proof jacket these are two questions which every another person is wondering.