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Musharraf 's rule is not much different from Zia 's in some ways , even though he cannot be compared with Zia for his brutality . Together with the highly controversial Golmud-Lhasa railroad , argue some pro-Tibetan groups , these roads will encourage a further influx of Han Chinese into Tibet , making the Tibetans a minority inside their own territory and risking their traditional culture . At the same time , in the aftermath of the London bombings of July 7 - and in the wake of news that two out of three young terrorists of Pakistani origin visited Pakistan before perpetrating their acts - he promised to expel the currently enrolled foreign students from Pakistani madrassas . Either way , challenges to Musharraf 's personal security are likely to become intense if he were to carry out an earnest campaign to take on the jihadis of his country . One wonders how much of Musharraf 's own thinking was influenced in that era , even though he has recently promoted what he calls an " enlightened " approach to Islam . Kazakhstan had said it opposed the CNPC takeover because PetroKazakhstan did not inform it about the deal , and because the government wanted to secure control over some of PetroKazakhstan 's assets . However , Musharraf 's task is doubly difficult because he has to start a two-front campaign to achieve his objectives . The Saudi government recently started such a campaign through the use of " official " ulemas ( religious scholars who are on the government payroll ) , but only after becoming convinced that the jihadis of their country are also the enemies of the Saudi dynasty.There is little doubt that Pakistani jihadis are not only the enemies of Musharraf 's regime , but loathe him with equal intensity .