Ban imposed on holding of private jirgas in Peshawar  

CCPO Peshawar Dr. Mian Saeed Ahmad on Friday imposed a complete ban on the holding of private jirgas in the city. In his order, the CCPO said that the holding of private jirgas would not be allowed at hotels, marriage halls or at any other place, and that legal action would be taken against the…

CCPO Peshawar Dr. Mian Saeed Ahmad on Friday imposed a complete ban on the holding of private jirgas in the city.

In his order, the CCPO said that the holding of private jirgas would not be allowed at hotels, marriage halls or at any other place, and that legal action would be taken against the violators. “Besides that, the hotel or the marriage hall will be sealed as well.”  

Giving reasons for his decision, the CCPO said that private jirgas promoted the culture of weaponization and receive heavy amounts from the parties to the conflict in the name of guarantees. 

Police have said that the decision has been taken in the wake of an incident of firing during a jirga at a private hotel a few days ago in which two people had lost their lives. 

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