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PESHAWAR, Jul 24 (APP):Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister (CM) Ali Amin Gandapur on Thursday said any future strategy to counter terrorism in the province would be devised involving consultation with tribal elders.
He announced that all district-level advisors would soon be called and a Grand Jirga would be convened in 15 days to develop a locally-driven, consensus-based peace framework.
Talking to media after the All Parties Conference (APC), he said the meeting was convened to address the province’s ongoing law and order challenges.
The members of the provincial cabinet and provincial assembly and representatives from various political parties attended the APC.
The primary objective of the APC was to develop a unified and consultative approach to restoring peace and ensuring public safety across the province.
Gandapur categorically said that there was no place for terror groups in the province and any form of indirect support would not be tolerated.
He stressed the need to prevent any further violations along the provincial borders and warned that, if necessary, the matter could be handed over to the border police for strict enforcement.
During the conference, participants were briefed on the provincial government’s ongoing efforts to improve law and order.
The CM assured full transparency and cooperation with all political stakeholders, stating that the final strategy would be developed through consensus.
He also announced that the children of martyrs would be given preference in recruitment within the police force as part of the government’s commitment to honor their sacrifices.
The APC concluded with a strong message of unity, placing local consultation, civil leadership and institutional accountability at the center of the province’s approach to long-term peace and stability.