They want the politics backed, democratic politics. They don't want a military dictator, which they feel he's become.
Pervez Musharraf: “They want the politics backed, democratic politics. They don't want a military dictator, which they feel he's become.”
Editor's note · Context
Robertson explains the desires of Musharraf's critics regarding governance in Pakistan.
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