Under caption of "˜Missing man', The Washington Post pointed out that the name of President Musharaf was distinctly missing from a prepared testimony presented by Negroponte before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on February 28th. A similar testimony in November, mentioned him 11 times. This time around, his name was replaced with the word "˜democratic forces'.

I wonder how would the ex-general feel finding his name in (the list of) "˜missing persons' from official documents of State Department; in different context of course. While in comparable context, Reza Pehlawi of Iran, general Ramos of Philippine and general Panache of Chile were also put on such lists before they packed their bags and said goodbye to power.