Musharraf: I won't quit
19/02/2008 20:15  - (SA)  

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Musharraf's allies concede defeat Pakistan opposition makes gains Pakistan polls: Counting begins Musharraf pledges harmony Pakistanis tense as poll opens Pakistan voters trust in God 5 killed as Pakistan goes to polls

Islamabad - A spokesperson for Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf on Tuesday dismissed calls for the former general to quit after his allies conceded defeat in crucial parliamentary elections.

"They are way off in their demands," presidential spokesperson Major General Rashid Qureshi told AFP when asked about the calls made by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and a leading opposition lawyer.

"This is not the election for president. President Musharraf is already elected for five years," Qureshi said.

- AFP

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