War Against Terrorism Will Be Fought with Full Force and Determination; People of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Stand Shoulder-to-Shoulder with Security Forces, Says Governor Faisal Karim Kundi
PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi has stated that the war against terrorism will be fought with utmost intensity and determination and the people of K-P aren’t backing down from it even in the face of challenges.
Governor Kundi made this statement at the first-ever meeting of the newly established advisory council to supervise provincial administration after the proclamation of the Governor’s Rule and emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Top-level officials, including members of the advisory council, the Chief Secretary, the Advisor on Home Affairs, and others attended the high-level session.
Advisory Council’s first meeting was a productive one, with the council highlighting the following key points:
The meeting included a detailed assessment of the current security situation and the threats posed by terrorists. Participants were informed that after implementation of the emergency, the overall situation in the province was peaceful and relatively normal.
Strengthening Law Enforcement: The council affirmed its desire to bolster police, Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), and other law enforcement agencies, and declared that it will tackle the capacity building issues first. The all-hollies were also given a rich tribute by the guests to the supreme sacrifice made by martyrs and their families for the country’s security.
Governor Kundi called the first meeting of the Provincial Apex Committee on security tomorrow to prepare coordinated security strategies, announcing major administrative steps.
Restoration of Peace as Prime Priority: In addressing the council, the Governor, Kundi, emphasized that the advisory council has a lot of challenges to meet but it has to do it with utmost commitment. He pointed out Pashtun citizens have been the biggest sufferers of terrorism and the overall priority is to restore law and order before any developmental initiative will be taken, and police will be provided with all the resources needed for this purpose.

