'Our fight is against terrorism': Kundi chairs first meeting of KP Advisory Council
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi on Sunday chaired the first meeting of the KP Advisory Council, which was formed by the federal government following the imposition of an emergency and governor’s rule in the province. At the outset of the meeting, all members of the council introduced themselves and their portfolios. Addressing the meeting, Kundi congratulated the members of the…
On Sunday, Governor Faisal Karim Kundi convened the inaugural gathering of the KP Advisory Council, established by the federal government in response to an emergency and governor's rule imposed in the province. Upon the meeting's commencement, every council member introduced themselves and their respective portfolios. Kundi commended the members while acknowledging the numerous challenges ahead.
He assured that they would receive a briefing on their assigned portfolios and a few days to acclimate. Kundi emphasized the need for swift action, zero tolerance for corruption, and a departure from past governance. He underscored the importance of addressing the law and order situation and building the province's image. Kundi read a message to the people, stating the government's commitment to peace, protection, and stability.
He asserted that the province had suffered greatly due to terrorism and that it was now time to grant the victims their right to peace. Kundi firmly stated that Pakhtuns were not responsible for terrorism but were its greatest victims. The council's primary focus would be on eliminating the ecosystem that nurtures terrorism, targeting those who finance and facilitate it.
Kundi assured the people that the extraordinary measures taken were not aimed at any specific party or group, but rather aimed at ensuring peace and security.
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