KP to see improved law, order within 90 days, says Samar

PESHAWAR — Samar Haroon Bilour, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa governor's adviser on information, expressed optimism on Wednesday that the province would see a marked improvement in law and order within 90 days. Speaking to reporters, Bilour attributed this optimism to the enhanced coordination among security forces and government departments.

Under the governor’s rule and emergency arrangements, the government intends to boost the performance and morale of the police and Frontier Constabulary, contributing to a safer environment. Bilour asserted that improved coordination between federal and provincial governments, armed forces, and police would also streamline trade, ease public movement, and help clear road blockades across the province.

The government pledges to address public issues in a phased manner, adhering to the principle of not resorting to political victimization. Bilour stated that those responsible for misappropriating public resources will face consequences after a thorough review of the evidence. She emphasized that authorities would scrutinize each case on its merits and impose strict action on anyone found guilty, in line with the law.