Pervez Musharraf still in Dubai, news of his transfer to Rawalpindi is false: sources

• Sources close to Musharraf said reports of his transfer to Rawalpindi were false.
• Earlier, some other sources said Musharraf moved to Rawalpindi three days ago.
• Musharraf was recently critically ill because he suffered from amyloidosis.

Former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf (retired) is currently in Dubai, geographic news Citing well-informed sources, the report denied rumors of his transfer to Rawalpindi.

According to sources close to Musharraf, rumors circulating on social media about his transfer to Rawalpindi are false.

Earlier, some other sources said Musharraf was transferred to Rawalpindi three days ago and was being treated at a hospital there. Reports also indicated heightened security around the area and alerts were raised.

Major General Babar Iftikhar, director-general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said earlier that the ex-president was critically ill, referring to military leadership believe that their former chief should be taken back to Pakistan; however, the final decision in this regard will be made by his family.

However, Musharraf’s family said they Review of medical, legal and security challenges Before it was decided that the former army chief would return to Pakistan.

Tariq AzizClose friends of Musharraf have said the ailing former military ruler wants to return to his home country, but his doctors have advised against air travel.

Musharraf, 78, has recently become very ill because he suffers from a condition called amyloidosis.

In 2014, Musharraf was indicted for the suspension of the constitution on November 3, 2007. The former military ruler left the country for medical treatment in Dubai in March 2016 and has not returned to Pakistan since.