General Pervez Musharraf

Pervez Musharraf: Architect of Kargil War, nearly led Indo-Pak War

In 2019, Musharraf was sentenced to death in absentia by a special court which found him guilty of high treason, for imposing a state of emergency on 3 November, 2007, by keeping Pakistan's Constitution in abeyance

Why India needs to watch his tone more than language after Lt Gen Asim Munir Ahmed takes over as Pakistan Army chief

There is no doubt that Lieutenant General Asim Munir Ahmed faces both domestic and external challenges

Pervez Musharraf in critical condition: From seizing power to being declared fugitive, a look back

From rising up through the Pakistan Army ranks to seizing power in a coup in 1999, stepping down in 2008 and then going into self-imposed exile, the 78-year-old has seen highs and lows aplenty in his life

Pride of Pakistan but a nuclear nightmare for the West, AQ Khan dies isolated and lonely

The Pakistani nuclear scientist died at the age at 85 lamenting why his destiny could never really be fulfilled or acknowledged by an ungrateful nation and its ‘spoilt brat’ military establishment

The Dead Pool: Key Pulwama perpetrators are dead, but Jaish-e-Muhammad’s blood-cult is alive, and killing

The men Azhar’s words raised are dead; the toxic cult of blood that seduced them is not

Lahore HC returns Pervez Musharraf's plea against verdict in high treason case, cites unavailability of full bench due to winter vacations

The 76-year-old Pervez Musharraf was sentenced to death in absentia for high treason following a six-year legal case on 17 December

Pervez Musharraf challenges special court's verdict in treason case, says trial hurriedly wrapped up and judgment 'contains anomalies'

Pakistan's former military dictator Gen (retd) Pervez Musharraf on Friday filed a petition in a court against the special court's verdict convicting him of high treason and sentencing him to death, according to media reports

Death sentence for Pervez Musharraf: High time for Pakistan's military leaders to be held accountable for misdeeds

Musharraf is clearly guilty of high treason, as in 1999 he suspended the Pakistan Constitution after staging a blatantly unconstitutional army coup. He was again guilty of high treason in 2007 when he again suspended the Constitution, declared martial law, illegally suspended the Chief Justice of Pakistan, and dismissed judges of the Supreme Court and high court who did not take oath of allegiance to the army.

FWICE lifts ban on Mika Singh after singer issues statement apologising for performing in Pakistan

Days after he was banned by FWICE for performing in Pakistan, playback singer Mika Singh on 21 August issued an apology.

Mika Singh posts video chanting 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' at Wagah-Attari border, following outrage over Karachi performance

Mika Singh, under attack in both India and Pakistan for performing at a wedding in Karachi, has uploaded a video of him chanting 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' and 'Vande Mataram'