Ref: Apakah di NKRI, negara berpancasila bisa polisi menahan mantan presiden dengan alasan tuduhan seperti yang dilakukan kepada Musharaf di Pakistan?
http://news.kuwaittimes.net/2013/04/19/musharraf-held-at-police-hq/ Musharraf held at police HQ ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s former military ruler Pervez Musharraf was moved into police custody after being arrested yesterday, an unprecedented move against a former army chief of staff ahead of key elections. A magistrate ordered him under house arrest for two days, but hours later he was moved to police headquarters over the sacking of senior judges while he was in power, a humiliation for a man who was preparing to stand for election next month. It is the first arrest of any former chief of the Pakistani army, considered the most powerful institution in the nuclear-armed country, which has been ruled for around half its 66-year existence by the military. One day after an Islamabad court ordered his arrest, the 69-year-old yesterday surrendered to a magistrate, who designated his home a sub-jail and told him to reappear before an anti-terrorism court in two days time. Live TV footage showed Musharraf arriving at court dressed in a traditional shalwar kamiz and waistcoat, flanked by police. Upon his return home to the smart Chak Shahzad suburb, Musharraf took to Facebook to say he would fight the charges. “These allegations are politically motivated and I will fight them in the trial court, where the truth will eventually prevail,” he said in a statement. But in the afternoon, he was moved by police from his heavily fortified villa to Islamabad police headquarters. There were conflicting reports about when or whether he would return home, with some supporters suggesting he may stay in police custody until he next appears before an anti-terrorism court in two days’ time. “General Musharraf has been shifted to police headquarters for investigation,” a senior police official told AFP, refusing to provide any further details. – AFP [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
