Outside of Lahore, where Kipling cut his teeth as a cub reporter a
century ago, a palace built by a local political dynasty in the 1990's
has become the center of operations for Tablihi Jamaat. The eighty
year old Deobandi sect owes its present popularity to recruiting
Junaid Jamshed , the lead singer in Vital Signs,who now sings only
devotional songs, and converting several stars of the national cricket
team. Its influence in Pakistan's British Diaspora is such that it
seeks to build the world's largest mosque adjacent to London's new
Olympics site.So what is Musharraf doing about it as an electoral crisis looms?
Having appointed his intelligence chief as interim President, he's telling people to go to the movies and see Khuda Kay Liye