Pervez Musharraf to make comeback in Pakistan politics, reviving his party
Presently based in Dubai, the APML chief is also due to address his supporters in Islamabad via a video link on Sunday (October 6) on the occasion of the party's foundation day.
DUBAI: Former president of Pakistan General (retd) Pervez Musharraf is planning to make a comeback in the national politics by reviving his party, the All Pakistan Muslim League (APML).
He had formed the party after ruling the country for almost a decade as President and the Army Chief.
In March, his party said Musharraf was admitted to a hospital after suffering a reaction from a rare disease that weakened his nervous system.
He has also reportedly visited the United States last week for medical examination.
Pervez Musharraf , 76, is facing a treason case in Pakistan for suspending the constitution in 2007.
Presently based in Dubai, the APML chief is also due to address his supporters in Islamabad via a video link on Sunday (October 6) on the occasion of the party's foundation day.
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