Pak-India conflict KP unveils package for families of martyrs, injured
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Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur addressing the 32nd meeting of the provincial cabinet on May 15, 2025. — Screengrab via Facebook@AliAminKhanGandapurPti
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PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Thursday announced a special aid package for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa people who accepted or injured in the recent Pak India armed conflict.
According to the package, the families of the martyrs will get Rs 5 million each, while the injured will receive Rs 1 lakh every Rs.
Regarding the information, Chief Minister’s Advisor, Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif, said that the announcement was made by Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandpur while addressing the 32nd meeting of the provincial cabinet.
Cabinet members, Chief Secretary, Secretary, Senior Member Board of Revenue, Administrative Secretaries and others attended the meeting.
The Chief Minister paid tribute to the armed forces for giving a strong and effective response to Indian aggression.
“The armed forces and the entire nation deserve congratulations for this remarkable victory against India,” he said.
“We salute those who were martyred as a result of Indian aggression and express their heartfelt condolences to the families of the martyrs,” he added.
He directed the members of the Provincial Assembly to harmonize with local administration officials to visit the homes of the victims and ensure immediate delivery of relief package.
Gandapur welcomed the action taken by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) against the alleged financial irregularities reported in Kohistan and said it was encouraging that something had already been recovered in the matter.
He added that the provincial government would fully support the NAB in this matter and provide any documents required for investigation on a priority basis.
The Chief Minister emphasized that strict action should be taken against all persons and institutions involved in the matter.
He reiterated that according to the vision of the provincial government, the founding chairman of the party, Imran Khan, the policy of zero tolerance against corruption is pursuing.
Gandapur said that the provincial government itself will take strong action against those involved in the corruption case against another institution.
He directed the cabinet members to present the facts of the matter to the public.
The meeting also decided to set up a cabinet committee to investigate the case.
The Chief Minister himself will be the head of the committee and will include cabinet members and members of the provincial assembly.
He praised the efforts of law enforcement agencies, civil administration and jirga (mediators) members to restore the peace Incorm district.
The cabinet was told that all 979 runs have been destroyed and heavy weapons have been recovered, while out of the 105 villages, the total DVEE is ponization.
The cabinet approved a Life Insurance Scheme for all the people of the province, without any discrimination, about 4 and a half billion rupees.
This coverage will be applied specifically on the death of a family head during treatment under the CHAT card program in hospitals under the program. The cabinet approved a one -year extension to the seat card program.
The Cabinet on January 29 approved the implementation of all the announcements made by the Chief Minister during the oath -taking ceremony of the newly elected office bearers of the Peshawar Press Club (PPC).
These initiatives include adding Rs 50 million to a timely special grant for PPC this fiscal year.
It has increased the amount of seeds from Rs 128 million to Rs 200 million for the Welfare Fund of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for the welfare of journalists. Issuing the original allotment letters at the place of temporary posts for journalists receiving a plot in the new Peshawar Valley; PPC’s 100 journalists supply monthly scholarship of Rs 10,000 for one year; And the distribution of free solar systems to families deserving PPC journalists by draw.
The Cabinet approved the Finance Act, a revision slab in 2019, so that it could be brought to align with the minimum wage. Thus, non-skilled industrial workers have been earned up to 36, 000/- which will be exempt from professional tax from private salaried professionals.
Once and for all, to give several decisions of the long -standing legislative resolution and the high courts, the cabinet confirmed the retirement of all the disadvantaged/levy personnel during the interrogation period, namely, from 04.06.2018 to 12.03.2019 to 12.03.2019.
The Cabinet decided to support the amendment of Article 27 (1) of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973, in which a way to maintain quota reservation on the service of the federal government for different parts of the country for another ten years.
It approved a timely grant in aid of Rs 50.91 million for the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Education Foundation. The purpose of this aid is to pay the deficit amount to the KPEF under the CPEC/China Scholarship. Under this scholarship, 460 students were facilitated to study in various Chinese universities.
The Cabinet approved an increase in the amount of seeds for the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Higher Education Scholarship Endowment Fund, with additional grants. 1240 million.
