KP to take Centre on board over Kabul jirga: CM Gandapur

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandpur announced Thursday that he would take the federal government into confidence before sending Afghanistan a jirga to deal with the growing terrorist incidents in the province.

Talking to Geo News, CM Gandapur said that KP was affected by Afghanistan, a country that had been suffering from wars for decades. KP and Afghanistan share more than 2,600 km long.

Authorities in Kabul are reluctant to take decisive action against terrorist shelters, militants across the border have repeatedly targeted Pakistan’s security forces and innocent civilians.

According to Radio Pakistan, recently, the four terrorists killed in KP were the son of a deputy governor of Afghanistan’s province.

CM Gandapur said today that he will set up a jirga consisting of representatives of different tribes to discuss with the interim government in Kabul.

Meanwhile, KP Chief Minister Barrister Mohammad Ali Saif said: “Peace is tied up in Afghanistan and Pakistan.”

Barrister Saif said he wanted peace and brotherly relations between the two countries. He said that the two countries enjoy economic, political and cultural relations, adding that they want to enhance business relations between the two sides.

Sources said that the Afghan authorities have contacted the provincial government in this regard, adding that a grand jirga will be held after a preliminary talks between the two sides.

Last month, the PCM announced that it would send a delegation of tribal elders to Afghanistan for talks, saying: “The federal government has not achieved any success in dialogue with Afghanistan.”

“We will find a solution to these problems,” he added.

“I hope they [the Afghan side] “We will cooperate with our jirga,” KPCM said.

Earlier this week, the military’s top brass expressed serious concern over the continued use of Afghan soil against Pakistan by terrorists and called for “concrete and concrete steps” by the interim Afghan government.

According to a statement issued by Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), the concern was expressed during a conference of 267th Corps Commanders at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi, headed by the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) is chaired by General Asim Munir.

The army’s media wing said, “This forum emphasized the strategy of taking concrete and concrete measures by the interim Afghan government against the installation rather than denial and taking all necessary steps in defense of Pakistan and its people. “

According to the “CRSS Annual Security Report 2024” released by the Center for Security and Strategic Studies, 2024 in the year 2024 with at least 685 deaths and 444 terrorist attacks in a decade, Pakistan’s civil and military security in a decade. Proved to be the deadliest for the forces.

According to the CRSS report, there were overall losses of ordinary citizens and security personnel, namely 1,612 deaths, which are more than 63 pcs out of the total recorded total, which has 73 ps compared to 934 out -of -loose. More damages have been marked.

The total deaths recorded last year were more than 9 years and more than 66 % compared to 2023. On average, about seven lives were lost daily, emerging as the deadliest month in all matrix in November, compared to all other months, years.

The violence suffered the heaviest losses on KP, which caused the biggest loss of human loss with 1,616 deaths, followed by Balochistan with 782 deaths. In 2024, the country suffered 2,546 violence and injured 2,267 in citizens, security personnel and illegal.

The killings are reported by 1,166 incidents of terrorist attacks and counter -terrorism operations, which indicates a serious year for the country’s security scenario.