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CNews ISLAMABAD: President General (retd) Pervez Musharraf has announced to resign from his office, saying that no charge-sheet can stand against him as he is sure that not a single charge against him can be proved.Addressing the nation here Monday, he said said that when he taken over the economy was at the verge of collapse.He said during his government the country has faced so many challenges and crisis in last nine years and overcame all crises successfully.He said declaring the present economic crisis result of the past eight years' policies is misconception and a betrayal with the government.The president said his government added 14000 megawatt to the national grid.President Musharraf said that the economy was flourishing in Dec. 2007 and the GDP was increasing by 60 percent per annum, while the revenue collection was reached to one trillion rupees.Earlier, presidential spokesman Rashid Qureshi has said that President Pervez Musharraf will address the nation at 1:00 pm toda...

CNews ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf will address the nation today at 1pm in which he is expected to resign, according to reports.Some sources confirmed to CNews News that president could announce his resignation in today’s address to the nation. “President Musharraf has made up his mind to resign before the impeachment motion is tabled in the assembly,“ sources confirmed.According to CNews News correspondent, some friend countries were trying to broker a deal to protect and save President Musharraf. “President Musharraf has agreed to resign on the condition that he would be given indemnity and would not be tried, sources said. Sources further said the president would address the nation as part of understanding. When contacted by CNews News, President’s spokesman Rashid Qureshi said President would not resign and added he was unaware of any decision regarding resignation. However, he later confirmed that President Musharraf would address to the nation at 1pm afternoon today.Acco...

CNews ISLAMABAD: Presidential spokesman Maj. Gen. (Rtd) Rashid Qureshi has said that President Pervez Musharraf would not tender resignation. There is no reason for the President to quit his office, talking to a foreign news agency the spokesman said. “All charges leveled by the ruling alliance against the president are false,” he added.