From the archives (2006) | Pervez Musharraf's memoirs: Myths

The former Pakistan president is suffering from a rare disease called Amyloidosis. His 2006 memoir, ‘In the Line of Fire’, had caused a storm over his version of the Kargil War, the Agra talks with India and his charge that India was in the nuke blackmarket

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