May 15 , 2015
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Foreign elements want to destabilise Pakistan: Musharraf
INP
ISLAMABAD - All Pakistan Muslim League (APML) Chairman and former president General (r) Pervez Musharraf on Friday said that foreign elements wanted to destabilise Pakistan.
He said 'hidden hands' engaged in disturbing the law and order situation in the country, particularly in Karachi, must be exposed.
Talking to APML Central Secretary General Dr Muhammad Amjad over telephone, Musharraf called upon stringent and effective policy to overcome terrorism in the country. He highly appreciated the role of Pakistan Army and Rangers to improve the law and order situation.
Dr Amjad told his party chief that the people of Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) have rejected the development projects, which the government as a political gimmick initiated to seek vote in the local bodies elections, adding that people wanted real change on the political scene.
He said the people of the area were admirable for the development carried out during Musharraf’s era, and they were fully supportive of the APML policies.
On this occasion, the APML chairman said if he had not been deprived to contest the general elections, the political situation in the country would have been entirely different. Pakistan, he said, was blessed with all kinds of resources, and only sincere leadership was lacking to lead the country from the front.
Musharraf said terrorism was the number one issue that needed to be eliminated, and by doing so it would open a gate of foreign investment. He said the APML would emerge victorious in the next general elections, and would change the destiny of the people of Gilgit-Baltistan.
Courtesy www.dailytimes.com.pk