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Well I started the article, as I deemed this general to be important. He is one of the Musharraf's boys, who continued to support him throughout his tenure. He was also the head of ISI in the time of crisis (when ISI was blamed for supporting insurgency in Kashmir, arming the Taliban, and even nuclear proliferation). So I would say that General Ehsan should be given some credit of "cleaning up" the ISI, which of course is debatable, as to did he succeed or not. Razzsic 14:58, 3 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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