Nothing is constant in this world. Every body has to leave its position. Either it is me or some one else. Only thing that will left behind is his good or bad deeds. This is life and people have to learn from experiences.

Some sources confirmed to Geo News that president could announce his resignation in today’s address to the nation. “President Musharraf has made up his mind to resign before the impeachment motion is tabled in the assembly,“ sources confirmed.

According to Geo News correspondent, some friend countries were trying to broker a deal to protect and save President Musharraf. “President Musharraf has agreed to resign on the condition that he would be given indemnity and would not be tried, sources said.

Sources further said the president would address the nation as part of understanding.

When contacted by Geo News, President’s spokesman Rashid Qureshi said President would not resign and added he was unaware of any decision regarding resignation. However, he later confirmed that President Musharraf would address to the nation at 1pm afternoon today.

According to some sources, it was agreed by political powers that President Pervez Musharraf would stay at Army House in Rawalpindi for short period even after resignation.

Thanks a lot for giving such a nice reply. You said, ‘leaders’ will lead us to the ‘glory’…. Where is the leader? Who is that? This is big question in my mind. I’m afraid that this shortage in our country will lead us to unbearable loss in coming future.

There is no doubt that no country is independent is present days and every body is dependent one way or anther on each other. But atleast their rulers are some how sincere with their nation. Aftab, I am not supporting parliamentarians that they are angels. They are coming from same level of society, who damn care about others. You said that they should reject NRO…. A big dream because an Assembly who can’t take back Salaries and Incentives of MNA’s/MPA’s back to Oct 1999 level…how they can take out a big loaf of NRO. Dear, I am have sympathies with these people because they remains silent when ball comes to their court. Please don’t interpret my feelings as biased. I want equal rights for all in Pakistan. I have many dreams for the people of Pakistan and trying to help as per my own strength but I have firm believe that I will be able to good for atleast few. May Allah guide all resourceful people in right direction. We have to change Pakistan.

Lets take the Voice of Change in each and every street. Lets raise voice for the Poor people of Pakistan. Please do it as much as you can. I literally saves a single single penny that I can spend on myself for enjoyment… I simply thinks that this 200Rs which I’m saving by avoiding a dinner at big restaurant will help me to spend on a Poor to ensure his 3 days meal. Sir, It is really creating a difference. Let plan and implement at our own level. One day whole society will do it.

Lets say Musharraf is what everyone and his cousins and their neighbors would have us believe. He is a ‘horrible man’ - who had an opportunity to liquidate his enemies but he did not. He could have robbed the nation, left right and center, he did not. He tried to provide an opportunity for a national government (cooperation of all the political parties) as demanded. NRO is a terrible ordinance, I agree and this ‘dictator’ is not withdraw it, he is ‘bad man’. But what is there for the parliament to repeal this NRO, why don’t they just do it? They want him charged for all the sins, a human being can’t commit even if had three life ‘tenures’ in this world. I say do it, but lets do a thorough job, let the same ‘court’ tribunal judge the crimes of all of these “angels” and let them rehabilitate their honour. Why not?

As far as definition of ‘Rules and Regulation’ as defined in our constitution is concerned. Saleem Bhai, I am afraid, this is none of my business, as an ordinary citizen, to define the laws or do the interpretation of the constitution of Pakistan. This is our tragedy that we all take the liberty to explain everything that we have no clue about. Do me a favour talk to an ‘ordinary person’ like me about anything under the sun and you will be shocked by my audacity to advice you on the field of your expertise.

You talk about his crime of cooperation with ‘foreign’ powers and, perhaps, what you perceive compromise our independance. Sir, this “blessing” is not unique for us, Masha Allah, all those countries who pretend independance are just pretenders, you know what I am talking about. In the world of today no one is totally independent including even the only ’super power’. In our case, those who want us believe this a national crime; ask them why do they have to run to those countries which they supposedly hate? (Ahsan Iqbal of Nawaz League was on a ’sacred’ visit to the USA! - tell me his ‘master’ did not send me there).

Anyways, it seems that the nation has been saved from this ‘monster of a man’ the ‘dictator’ and lets see how fast the ‘leaders’ will lead us to the ‘glory’. For me, this man, Syed Pervez Musharraf, is and will remain president - my President!

Dear Khokar says: “he is leaving this nation in the hands of yet another set of known pilferers, authoritarians and thugs.”

Well I totally agree with you that he is leaving in hands of pilferers and thugs. Why? If he would ever concentrate on making system strong instead of making himself strong… you would never ask this question. Why it is our feelings that if one leaves…things comes back to zero. Why? because no body has ever tried to make system strong. Ayub Khan tried to do it upto some extent and it reliefed atleast central and north punjab by doing Agricultural reforms but later on he was stopped by some forces to proceed in South Punjab and Sind….

Same like him, Musharraf had power to do any thing. If he can ask to kill Bugti then Kala Bagh Dam was not an Issue… if he can proceed with Cantonment is Sibbi and Gawadar, then land reforms was not an issue for him. Sir, we due apology. If he can make NADRA to work independently and making Passport office under them then things like Judicial Independence was not a big deal. Sir, he did same mistakes, which our previous rulers did.

Where is that change which he promised at the time of coup? Where are those promises which he did in 2003 and before Feb 18th. If he is going then it is ok. But he did a big Zulum on this nation by bringing things like NRO. How you can put blame on PPP or PMLN for NRO. They were already out of country. What was the thing that compelled him to proceed with it. If you ll argue that there were foreign forces then Sir, it means he did all 9 year rule for making happy these foreign forces. These foreign forces never want to see Pakistan independent. I wish he could make system strong so no body can go beyond it. Yes he gave one more good thing to us. Now a days… we always makes 3 definitions of any rule or regulation written in our constitution. One is Definition of President, One is Definition of Lawyers and Other is definition of Public. Every body remains confused in it that what is right and what is wrong.

My last request to Mr. Musharraf… Please cancel this NRO ordinance and resume Judiciary as on Nov 3. Nation will be more than thankful. Mr. Musharraf please do it.

This is the only silver lining for him to restore his grace and will bring peace and stability in the country. Scrap of NRO will avail him the chance to settle his scores to eliminate Zardari and Nawaz Sharif in one go, where as reinstatement of Judges may seemingly be a bold and risky decision but after scraping of NRO, CJ Iftikhar Mohammad Choudhry may not have any choice but to revoke the NRO in the courts.
After this he may retire to his farm house.

Here is the original letter published from Arab News:

http://www.arabnews.com/?page=7&section=0&article=112935&d=17&m=8&y=2008

Thank you for sharing the letter by Khalid Al-Meena and I hope that Pakistanis will take some lesson from his words. This is not the time for personal revenge against President Musharraf and Pakistanis must look forward to the challenges the country faces.

Thank you again for the reminder from Khalid Al-Meena.

Regards