Kamran Yousaf, a Senior Reporter for The Express Tribune based in Islamabad, says that so far Ijaz has given off the right signals, implying that he is travelling to Pakistan to testify.
However, with the rift between the civilian government and the military increasing, doubts have been cast on Ijaz's security. The military has assured him of taking all necessary security measures during his stay. Meanwhile, the interior minister Rehman Malik has threatened to arrest Ijaz and question him for his role in the downfall of Pakistan Peoples Party's first government in the 1980s.
Yousaf says Ijaz may well be caught in the middle of these two institutions and his recent refusal to testify before the parliamentary committee doesn't help the situation.
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His road leads to Miss Nasty Nasty and Miss Double D and maybe on a side road to Haqani and Pasha.
Mansoor perhaps would never had the idea that the Pakistan's top brass is so much stupid. Anonymous paper had never any meaning as today.We r the laughing stock before the world.
Maybe the Disco King will give some breaking disco moves to the Pakistani Media,
Nothing would happen even after his testimonial and appearance before the court, THE END RESULT OF MEMO WOULD BE BIG ZEROOOOOO
Mansoor Ejaz is leading Pakistan towards a dead end.
It is up to Pakistanis to think twice as what are Mansoor Ejaz's intentions - to make or to break Pakistan?