FCR reforms discussed

Published August 18, 2005

PESHAWAR, Aug 17: The Frontier Crimes Regulations Reforms Committee held a meeting with the Federally Administrated Tribal Areas’ (Fata) parliamentarians on Wednesday at the Governor’s Secretariat to discuss various provisions of the law.

The committee had been formed by the NWFP Governor to consider various amendments to the regulations.

Justice Mohammad Ajmal presided over the meeting and Federal Minister for Tourism Dr Gulab Jamal and some tribal MNAs attended it.

Most of them suggested suitable changes in the regulations.

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