Has he really gone?

Pervez Musharraf tendered his resignation to the Speaker of the National Assembly on August 18, 2008, which was immediately accepted. Thereafter, he was presented a guard of honour as a farewell gesture, but has he really left the Army House (later re-named as President's Camp Office)? There was no justification to present him a guard of honour after such dishonorable acts as usurpation of the Constitutional office of President, subversion of the Constitution on two occasions, failure to implement his so-called seven point agenda, or to develop any positive energy, water, agriculture, commerce, health, education or environment strategies; illegal removal and arrest of dozens of judges of the Superior Courts along with their families; illegal amendments in the Constitution; murder of thousands of citizens under the tutelage of the US in its so-called War On Terror and arrest of thousands of lawyers, journalists and members of civil society during the Martial Law imposed by him on November 3, 2007; the hasty removal of all evidence regarding Benazir Bhutto's assassination; the promulgation of the abominable and ignominious National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) .... The list of his misdeeds could go on ad infinitum and ad nauseam without serving any constructive purpose.