“I have my great sympathy with Ahmadis. I’m saying that because many of my very close friends have been and are Ahmadis. I think you are a community which is very educated and very progressive and very dynamic. I mean every word of it."
Source/Credit: The Nation
By News Staff | April 13, 2017
Former president General (retired) Pervez Musharraf has said that he has his sympathies with the minority Ahmadi community living in Pakistan.
Musharraf was asked to comment on why he did not remove the religious section from the Pakistani passport to which the former president said that “I would like to pass this question”.
He said the sensitivity of the question did not allow him to answer it, adding that he has many close friends who belong to the Ahmadi community.
“I have my great sympathy with Ahmadis. I’m saying that because many of my very close friends have been and are Ahmadis,” said the former president at the George Washington University.
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