• CM Gandpur welcomes the Kram Agreement as an important step towards peace and stability in the province

Peshawar: On Saturday, the tribesmen signed an eight -month peace agreement before the Adal Fitter 2025, which highlighted the possibility of sustainable peace in the region and the blockade of roads began.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandpur aims to facilitate the essential agreement to establish a lasting ceasefire and reopen the Toll Parachinar Main Highway, which has been closed for months.

Under the terms of the agreement, the two sides have pledged to resolve their differences through dialogue and dialogue, ensure peace and maintain law and order in the region. The two sides have also promised full cooperation with the government and the security forces.

Chief Minister Gandapur welcomed the agreement as an important step towards peace and stability in the province, emphasizing that the government would continue to work with the parties to ensure lasting peace.

He further assured that the provincial government is committed to advancing development projects and improving travel and economic opportunities for the people.

Last month, a convoy of trucks carrying relief supplies was attacked.

According to details, unidentified assailants opened fire on a convoy of 100 vehicles in the Bagh and Okit areas of Karam.

Police personnel responded quickly with retaliation. Police have confirmed that no one has been reported yet.

The convoy is moving towards its destination under strict security.

Earlier, security forces took control of the Bagan Bazaar in the Karam, which aims to restore the order in the region.

During the operation, several bunkers, four of whom belong to the Vatizai tribe and the Tory tribe, have been evacuated during the operation.

In the light of attacks on convoys and unrest, a search operation has been launched to capture the criminals.