KP govt finalises action plan to fight terrorism

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PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Tuesday finalized the provincial action plan to eliminate terrorism and improve law and order in the province.

An official handout said that Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandpur chaired a meeting in which the project was finalized. Chief Minister’s Advisor Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif, Chief Secretary, Inspector General of Police, Additional Chief Secretaries, Divisional Commissioners and regional police officers attended the meeting. The Communican said that the Action Plan was formed around seven major pillars, including counter -terrorism measures, political and social measures, legal reforms, good governance, general administrative measures, surveillance and public awareness campaigns. It outlined 84 specific measures in 18 themes, in which the responsibilities were assigned to the concerned provincial departments and federal agencies with the scheduled timelines. The key features of the Action Plan include strengthening the state’s authority, restoring public confidence in the system through visible action against terrorists, continuation of dynamic acts against terrorists, strict implementation of anti -terrorism laws, improving public services and involvement in security and developmental issues.

Under the action plan, a comprehensive database of terrorists and their facilitators will be set up, regular updates for Schedule IV and strict monitoring of those on the list and monthly reviews of grace issues on the desired terrorists will be conducted. Strict discipline action will be taken against providing terrorist facilities against government employees.

The civil administration will play a central role in counter -terrorism efforts. The police and the Anti -Terrorism Department (CTD) is part of the process of the project, including the rapid track, increasing the scope of the track, including new recruitment, training, and the purchase of modern weapons and equipment. Priority projects for police infrastructure in the southern and integrated districts will be included in the annual development program. The Action Plan emphasizes the formation of a policy to counter cross -border terrorism. In addition, after the federal government’s approval of the terms (TORs), a provincial delegation will engage with Afghan tribal elders for talks. The federal government will be urged to increase diplomatic engagement with Afghanistan. A central intelligence collection and sharing system will be developed, in which the local intelligence database will be connected to the provincial and federal agencies. Regular meetings of the Apex Committee, Steering Committee, and Intelligence Coordination Committees at the Divisional and District level. Public contact committees will be formed at the police station level to increase the monitoring of the security risks. To prevent smuggling of illegal goods, action will be taken against the illegal spectrum used as a source of financing for terrorist activities, including illegal goods and weapons smuggling, modern scanners and AI -based surveillance system will be installed at transit points.

Similarly, the profile of non-customer-PED (NCP) vehicles will be completed by 1st August 2025, in which the GPS will detect their movement. Further, madrassas receiving foreign funding will be audited to ensure transparency.

Similarly, digital tracking of chemicals used in explosives, blockchain -based monitoring of explosives transport, cooperation with the National Database and Registration Authority to monitor explosives, arrange for arms sales, smuggling of smuggling equipment for the sale of weapons, and smuggling equipment for the sale of weapons. Yes. In the key initiatives of the social domain taken under the Action Plan, the creation of jobs for youth in terror -affected areas and alternative livelihoods, the development of skills to integrate youth into industries and professional training, district economic projects, promoting economic zone development, promoting economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth, economic growth. The action plan also offers re -resettlement projects for the temporary displaced population of the integrated areas, which ensures basic facilities in their hometowns.

Legal Reforms for Effective Anti -Terrorism Reform The Rehabilitation of the Magistral System, the formation of an integrated system between the police, the judiciary, and the district administration, strengthening alternative dispute solutions (ADR) procedures, enhancing terrorism system, increasing terrorism system, enhancing anti -terrorist system, increasing terrorism system, enhancing anti -terrorist system. And the establishment of unreasonable courts for security sensitive trials. As another important pillar of the Action Plan, public awareness and communication strategies are to be prepared for counter -story and to inform citizens of government efforts in counter -terrorism and development measures.

Regular security reviews at the district level are also key features of the action plan to assess the risks and respond to political consensus on counter -terrorism strategies and security measures.

A strong surveillance procedure has also been presented in the action plan, which has been assigned to the Chief Minister’s Secretariat, the Chief Secretary’s Office, the Interior Department, and the relevant management secretaries with the responsibilities of the supervision.