Musharraf wants to again be President of Pakistan

Karachi (Reuters)-former President of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf returned to his homeland on Wednesday after nearly four years in exile. He returned to follow the presidential election, despite the possibility of being arrested or killed by the Taliban was threatened.

As reported a variety of international news agency, Musharraf is hoping his party can grab seats in general elections scheduled to take place on May 11.

Jan. 9, Army generals rose to power through a bloody coup as Pakistan's Army Chief in 1999 and left the country after the resignation in 2008 when Asif Ali Zardari was elected President.

Zardari is the husband of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto who was killed in a bomb blast.

Musharraf () is the former dictator and exile in London and Dubai.

Musharraf is facing the charges does not provide adequate security to Bhutto was assassinated in 2007 Benazhir.

He also faces charges related to the death of the separatist leader, in the province of Baluchistan in the South-West Pakistan, He denied the allegations.

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