Lahore, Sep 18: Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has said that the Musharraf regime would not deport her on her return to Pakistan, and added that it might put her in jail or let her go free.

Bhutto hoped that she would get a warm welcome at Karachi Airport.

"I trust that my brothers and sisters that they would come to receive me on the airport because I have long been struggling for their rights," she told CNBC TV.

Bhutto said that the Election Commissions’ (EC) recent amendments to the Constitution had made its role suspicious.

"It seems as the EC is paving the way for President Pervez Musharraf’s re-election," the Daily Times quoted her, as saying.

Bhutto urged opposition parties to refrain from accusing each other, and said, "It could have been better had I and Nawaz Sharif landed in the country together."

Bhutto claimed that Sharif was trapped in order to separate him from the All Parties Democratic Movement (APDM), and added that Sharif’s move has weakened the opposition.

"I avoided an alliance with the (APDM) because I don’t want to sit with the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA)," she added.

Bhutto said that the country needed peace and her party was struggling to give relief to the poor. (With Inputs from ANI)