Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's prominent military oppressor, and former chairman was born in Delhi in 1943 and passed away in Dubai on Sunday, February 5, 2022. Musharraf moved to Pakistan as a four-time old when his parents migrated during the Partition and left the country at the age of 72 when he was allowed to move to Dubai for treatment. Between these times, Musharraf spent an important life in Pakistan, where he joined the army and rose through the species to come the chief. He also went on to come to the President of Pakistan after a bloodless achievement in 1999. While Musharraf was an oppressor, who used the service to suppress any form of dissent, his governance also saw rapid-fire profitable growth and the rise of socially liberal values in the conservative country. World News
- Pervez Musharraf was a four-star general who ruled over Pakistan for nearly a decade after by 1999. He enjoyed strong support among people numerous times and faced major trouble were al- Qaeda and other militant Islamists, who tried to kill him thrice. - Musharraf was born in old Delhi in 1943 to Muslim parents. His father was employed at the foreign ministry and his mama was a schoolteacher. Musharraf grew up in a terrain where a moderate, tolerant brand of Islam was rehearsed.
- He joined the army at the age of 18 and went on to lead an elite troop unit before rising to come its chief.
- In 1999, Musharraf ousted the also high minister, Nawaz Sharif, and took control of Pakistan. His move came after Sharif tried to sack him for greenlighting an operation to foray Indian- held areas of Kashmir.
