KP Governor vows province-wide crackdown on illegal encroachments

PESHAWAR  –  Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Faisal Karim Kundi on Monday in­spected the ongoing anti-encroach­ment drive on Garhi Qamardin Ring Road and vowed to eliminate ille­gal encroachments across the prov­ince, declaring a zero-tolerance pol­icy against violators, regardless of their influence or status.

The Governor received a brief­ing from officials of the district ad­ministration and the Peshawar De­velopment Authority (PDA) on the ongoing operation against illegal encroachments. He appreciated the efforts of the district adminis­tration and relevant departments in launching an effective campaign to reclaim public land.

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Governor Kundi said the opera­tion would not remain confined to Peshawar but would be extended across the province. He warned that if encroachments reappeared after being removed, the relevant author­ities would be held responsible.

He urged people illegally oc­cupying public spaces to remove their encroachments voluntarily, warning that otherwise, strict le­gal action would be taken. He said no individual would be granted any concession, regardless of po­litical influence or social status, adding that the era of protecting encroachments through political connections had come to an end.

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The Governor criticized the pre­vious provincial government, al­leging that anti-encroachment operations had been neglected during its tenure. He said a city-wide cleanliness campaign had also been launched, while mea­sures were being taken to improve traffic management by strengthen­ing enforcement of traffic regula­tions to facilitate commuters.

Speaking about the wheat issue, Governor Kundi said an inquiry had already been ordered and that its report would be completed within a week before being made public.

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He said the issues of electrici­ty and gas load-shedding would be taken up with the federal gov­ernment and that lasting solutions would be pursued through close coordination between the federa­tion and the province.

Governor Kundi said the provin­cial and federal governments were now working in harmony to resolve public issues, unlike in the past, when such matters were politicized.

He also stressed the need to curb electricity theft, saying public co­operation was essential to ending the kunda culture, improving the power distribution system and re­ducing load-shedding across the province.

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