Overview
- He said he will attend National Security Committee sessions and other Centre-led forums to advocate Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s rights.
- He urged a revision of the National Action Plan to craft a comprehensive counterterror strategy, stressing dialogue to resolve complex issues.
- He affirmed KP Police and the Counter Terrorism Department’s capacity, approved modern equipment purchases, and moved to establish a provincial forensic laboratory.
- He pressed the federal government to release outstanding dues reported at nearly Rs3 trillion and said he has not received an invitation for the December 4 NFC meeting.
- He declared that anyone who kills Pakistani soldiers is a terrorist and welcomed audits, saying corruption must bring consequences.