Musharraf to quit

Two-thirds majority in Parliament is required for any impeachment proceeding. And the possibility of slain former prime minister Benazir Bhutto's PPP and Nawaz Sharif's PML-N getting it after next month's elections is not ruled outThe President said Benazir, with whom he was reported to be having power-sharing talks, was "brave" but got "carried away" in the euphoria of the public support in her last rally, where she was killed.
When asked if he thought she was foolhardy, Musharraf replied: "No. In the euphoria of public support at her fatal rally, when thousands of people are there to cheer you, you do get carried away. When people start waving, you do things that you might not otherwise do. But certainly I would say that getting out of the vehicle was an unwise thing to do.