Ashrafuddin Pirzada
PESHAWAR: Residents of Wana Waziristan held an Olasi Pasoon(tribe unity) meeting on Friday, in which they showed great concern over the recent number of untoward incidents in the district.
Olasi Pasoon, PTM Raised Concern Over Deteriorated Law & Order Situation In Waziristan
Ashrafuddin Pirzada
PESHAWAR: Residents of Wana Waziristan held an Olasi Pasoon(tribe unity) meeting on Friday, in which they showed great concern over the recent number of untoward incidents in the district.
The meeting discussed different incidents including thefts, robbery, riots, drugs, weapons, law and order situations in the markets, increase in the number of tinted glass vehicles and armed men in Waziristan were discussed in detail.
Pashtun Tahafuz Movement leaders were specially invited to attend the crucial meeting.
Noor Zaman Wazir from ANP, Amanullah of PPP, Ashfaq Wazir of PKMAP, JI leader Nadeem Wazir, Advocate Ajmal Wazir from Lawyers, PTI local leader Haroon, Imran from NDM, Shahzad Wazir from PTM, Taj Wazir from the business community and social personality Iqbal Wazir among others participated.
“Olasi Pasoon issued a unanimous statement that the Deputy Commissioner District Lower South Waziristan should call a meeting of line departments and ask them that maintaining law and order was their responsibility and that the state was legally obliged to maintain peace.
The statement said that a state within a state was not acceptable to the people, and they did not need peace through any armed groups.
On January 6, 2023, the civil and military institutions agreed on ten points regarding peace and order with “Olasi Pasoon,” in which most of the demands have not been implemented yet.
The meeting said that the progress in their ten demands and the reasons for non-progress on some demands and suggestions to ensure its implementation would be presented to officials.
They said that Olasi Pasoon would place a deadline asking the civil administration to ensure the pledges.
Olasi Pasoon threatened that if authorities failed to meet their words they call a grand meeting soon to chalk out their next plan.
