Former peace committees hand over arms to administration

Aide Political Agent Abdullah Shah told newsmen that the giving over of weapons to the organization denoted the eliminating of the peace boards of trustees.

Heads of previous peace boards of trustees, Malik Sultan Kodakhel, Malik Sanober Khan, Malik Zar Jan and Malik Sabir Khan, and countless older folks went to the service.

"It is a piece of the National Action Plan and as per the mandates of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa senator and the political organization for giving over overwhelming weapons to the organization with a specific end goal to fortify the writ of the state," said Mr Shah.

He said that interestingly the organization had sent 300 Levies staff in the region to secure the fringe posts and for that reason the weapons would be given to them.

The weapons, which were given over, included three RPG-7, five hostile to flying machine firearms, eight short-range

rockets, two against tank mines, a large number of live adjusts of distinctive bores and 44 shells of RPG-7 ammo.

Conversing with columnists, head of Baizai previous peace board of trustees Malik Sultan Koda Khel said that peace was restored in the region as a result of the penances rendered by security powers, tribal individuals and peace councils.

"We gave over the weapons to the nearby organization in light of the fact that there is no terrorist in the zone," he said.

Mr Sultan said the zone required uber ventures in wellbeing, instruction and correspondence parts.

He said 45 volunteers of the Baizai advisory group had been executed and 83 harmed in terrorist assaults in the region.