11 member Advisory Council to assist Kundi
KP Governor Faisal Kundi has termed peace and security his top priority while claiming zero-tolerance towards corruption.
He was chairing the first meeting of the 11-member advisory council in Peshawar. He stated the time had come to make Khyber Pakhtunkhwa a haven of peace, adding that the state was committed to ensuring peace and stability across the province.
The governor stressed the need for collective efforts to achieve this objective and said the capacity of the police and the Counter Terrorism Department would be enhanced to effectively combat terrorism.
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