Why
this Interview with Gen. Musharraf is different? Most interviews in
recent past were either focused on his court case or full of
appreciation for him by anchors who treated him as hero. But in this
interview we have confronted him on his mistakes, failures and issues on
which he could not deliver. For instance Kalabagh Dam, Blasphemy,
Police Reforms and across the board Accountability. And quiet contrary
to your fears, Fawad Chaudry has been very critical of Gen.Musharraf....
We also hammered him on his relation with Chaudries; why he decided to
bring in traditional politicians when his non-political government was
delivering and was considered clean and efficient? On whose dictation he
forced NRO on Chaudries? He sounds very unconvincing when he tries to
take the blame himself but then explains the contradictory pressures
coming from Washington and Riyadh. There is a serious chunk of
discussion on Bugti's unfortunate death, was Musharraf responsible for
that and why situation in Baluchistan took a turn towards widespread
unrest and pockets of insurgency? Was he playing double games? How could
he not have known about Osama Bin Laden and so on....
There are question on Imran Khan and PTI: He explains how in his initial years he found Imran naïve and over-confident, how he always wanted to help him but could not but after his critical evaluation admits that Imran has now matured, generated political momentum and has a platform but then insists that still Imran alone, without forming a larger political alliance of smaller parties will not be able to dent the powers Nawaz and his allies control. He is however clear that public mood in Pakistan has changed and is visible to anyone who is not blind or deaf.
This is an interesting, in-depth, 72 minute discussion that will be broadcast continuously from 10-12 pm tonight, in two hour slot with 11pm news break in between-- will welcome your feedback and comments..
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There are question on Imran Khan and PTI: He explains how in his initial years he found Imran naïve and over-confident, how he always wanted to help him but could not but after his critical evaluation admits that Imran has now matured, generated political momentum and has a platform but then insists that still Imran alone, without forming a larger political alliance of smaller parties will not be able to dent the powers Nawaz and his allies control. He is however clear that public mood in Pakistan has changed and is visible to anyone who is not blind or deaf.
This is an interesting, in-depth, 72 minute discussion that will be broadcast continuously from 10-12 pm tonight, in two hour slot with 11pm news break in between-- will welcome your feedback and comments..
Please share this note...!
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