Pervez Musharraf was convinced of Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s hairstyle, advised not to cut his hair

Former President of Pakistan General (Retd) Pervez Musharraf passed away on Sunday at the age of 79. He breathed his last in Dubai. He was running ill for a long time. Pervez Musharraf was the President of Pakistan from 2001 to 2008. Pervez Musharraf also had a special attachment to cricket, which he had mentioned many times.

 

He used to watch cricket matches by reaching the stadium on many occasions. Even during the year 2004, Pervez Musharraf had reached the stadium to watch the match with the Indian team on their tour of Pakistan. After this, the Indian team went on a tour of Pakistan in the year 2006 as well.

During this, he also gave special instructions to Mahendra Singh Dhoni. He had said that he is a fan of Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s hair and his hairstyle. In the year 2006, Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s hair was very long. During this, Pervez Musharraf also spoke to Mahendra Singh Dhoni during the award ceremony. During this series, Mahendra Singh Dhoni rocked his bat.

 

During this, Musharraf congratulated the Indian team for the victory. The match took place in Lahore where during the prize distribution ceremony during the one-day match, then President Musharraf praised Dhoni’s ‘hairstyle’ and also congratulated the Indian cricket team for winning the match. Musharraf had said that I congratulate Dhoni for being the architect of victory. I saw a ‘placard’ asking Dhoni to get a ‘haircut’ but if you believe my opinion, you look good in this ‘haircut’. Don’t cut your hair Musharraf died on Sunday in a hospital in Dubai after a prolonged illness. He was 79 years old.

 

Please tell that Pervez Musharraf was running ill for a long time. Musharraf had been living in self-exile in the United Arab Emirates to avoid criminal charges against him in Pakistan. He died after a prolonged illness at the American Hospital in Dubai. According to his family, Musharraf was suffering from the rare disease ‘amyloidosis’, in which an abnormal protein called amyloid builds up in organs and tissues throughout the body. Soon after Musharraf’s death, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army, issued a statement saying that the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, General Sahir Shamshad, and the chiefs of all services expressed their deepest condolences. “May Allah rest his soul in peace and give strength to the bereaved family,” the statement said.