BANNU – Ali Amin Gandapur, the chief minister of Khyber Pakthunkhwa, declared on Friday that no one will be permitted to carry out any operations within the province.

Speaking at a peace rally in Bannu, the chief minister mentioned that the Pashtoons were involved in the 1965 war and that they had been crucial to Pakistan’s independence.

He emphasized that the fight against terrorism had forced the people of KP to relocate, and he said that they were uneasy about money being used in their names.

“We have to make sacrifices because of incorrect policies implemented under US influence,” Mr. Gandapur stated.

He declared, “Now we will take our decision and not anyone else.”

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