Musharraf mulls 'In the line of fire-II'

Later on, Chaudhry Shujaat told the media persons that Musharraf was clean and all the allegations against him were fabricated. He said that Pervez Musharraf had a good chat with PML-Q delegation and was in a lively mood. Pervaiz Elahi said that he was happy to see Musharraf relaxed adding that he would stay in Pakistan.
Agencies add: Musharraf relaxed with a game of tennis after stepping down following nine years of turbulent rule, an aide said Wednesday.
“I am spending time with my family, especially with my mother. I am playing tennis and enjoying it thoroughly,� former deputy information minister Tariq Tariq quoted Musharraf as telling parliamentarians who visited him on Tuesday.
“He was very relaxed and in a jovial mood,� Tariq said. “When I saw him yesterday he was wearing a polo shirt and khaki slacks and was heading off to the tennis court.�
Tariq said Musharraf also wanted to write a follow-up to his 2006 memoir, “In The Line Of Fire.�
“He told us he would like to write a book and said that a lot has happened between now and his first book,� Tariq said.
Musharraf also scoffed at media reports he was about to leave the country. “I am not going anywhere and all this talk of me leaving is rubbish,� Tariq quoted him as saying.