Harmony urged

Published September 4, 2003

HANGU, Sept 3: District Nazim Hangu Pir Haider Ali Shah has said that people from all walks of life wanted to see better law and order situation, terming it essential for the development and prosperity of the area.

He was speaking at a one-day peace conference organized by the Roshan Development Society here on Monday.

He said that instead of paying lip-service to improve the law and order situation, all segments of society should take practical steps to bring back peace.

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