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Gandapur calls apex committee’s meeting on Friday

Gandapur calls apex committee’s meeting on Friday

PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur has convened meeting of the Provincial Apex Committee in Peshawar on Friday (tomorrow).

Adviser to Chief Minister on information Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif said the meeting will discuss all terror incidents in the province and review steps being taken for law and order.

According to Advisor to KP CM, KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur would talk at length with the PAC members on the resurgence of terrorism in KP, including unrest in Bannu.

“A policy will be devised to restore the law and order in the province,” he further said.

The provincial adviser said that a meeting of Bannu Peace Committee was held at the Chief Minister’s House. The chief minister thanked the committee’s members for their full cooperation extended to the administration.

“The meeting decided to summon the session of the apex committee on July 25,” Barrister Saif claimed.

“The peace committee’s members expressed their confidence over the chief minister and invited him to Bannu,” KP adviser said.

“Ali Amin Gandapur will visit Bannu on Friday,” the information adviser said. “The meeting also decided that a symbolic sit-in will continue in Bannu”, he added.

The advisor to KP CM lauded all stakeholders who were engaged in the process to bring peace in Bannu following violent protests erupted last week.

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