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Pervez Musharraf
Lahore, Feb 6: Pakistan's former President General (r) Pervez Musharraf has said the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) does not have any hand in the Mumbai terror attacks.

The Daily Times quoted General Musharraf as saying, "ISI is doing the same job in Pakistan as the CIA and RAW are doing in the US and India."

He said that weakening the ISI or army was being done in a bid to weaken the nation, adding, India and Pakistan owed their 'survival' to the their armed forces. The former president said during his government tenure, a 15-year plan had been prepared to meet the country's defense needs

He also claimed that Pakistan had documentary evidence of India's involvement in the strife in Balochistan.

General Musharraf also said that the US could not be successful in the war on terror if it stops aid to Pakistan.

ANI
Topics: balochistan, isi, lahore, mumbai terror attacks 2008, pakistan, pervez musharraf, terrorism in india
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Sanjay 13 Aug 2010 09:20 pm
Bag of crap .. why is Mr Musharraf trying to come to limelight again. He should get an Oscar for his past performances create conflicts wars and contribute terror to world.
Shekhar Bhardwaj 02 Dec 2009 03:02 pm
civilians will be glad if leaders of Pakistan process a plan of 15 years for developing the country and a on a serious note did you knew that when you started kargil battle you had fuel for only 6 days to continue fight and after knowing that you asked PM to run and cry infront of US. have you ever felt shame inside you. your are the worst moronic creature ever born and i am ashamed that you born in India.
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