PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur has said that bounties have been announced on the heads of certain miscreants to eliminate unrest in district Kurram.
Talking to the media, Gandapur emphasized that the government has taken serious measures to restore peace in Kurram and will deal with those disrupting stability with an iron hand.
He highlighted that bunkers, which were a major obstacle to peace in Kurram, are being demolished daily. “There are still a few troublemakers, and we have set bounties on them to eradicate the problem,” he added.
The CM also mentioned that tribal jirgas have played a crucial role in resolving disputes.
“The challenges are significant, but we are fully prepared to tackle them. Through jirgas, we have addressed major issues in Kurram, a region where conflicts have surfaced repeatedly over the past 100 years,” he said.
Gandapur confirmed that four major consignments of food rations have already been delivered to Kurram to support the local population.
On the other hand, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has formed Committees to restore peace deal in Kurram District.
According to sources, committees have been constituted for the implementation of the Kurram Peace Agreement, which includes 14, 14 members from both sides, while all the tribes have been represented in the committees.
The jirga said that Munir Bangash, a member of the jirga, said both group was present in the Jirga held a day ago while second session is taking place. He hoped that in a good environment the jirga will move forward.
[embedpost slug="policeman-martyred-in-attack-on-anti-polio-team-in-kp"] Munir Bangash added that the jirga will discuss the 14 points of the Kurram Peace Treaty.
