Tank jirga vows to promote peace, stability

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TANK: A jirga held here on Friday vowed to promote peace, strengthen security and address public issues.

Tank Deputy Commissioner Jamshed Khan and District Police Officer Abdul Samad Khan chaired the forum.

Prominent elders, tribal leaders, religious scholars, students, media representatives and officers of various law enforcement agencies were in attendance.

The participants discussed maintaining sustainable peace, further improving the security situation, resolving public grievances and strengthening coordination between government institutions and the local community.

They reiterated their commitment to playing their role through cooperation, consultation and shared responsibility for maintaining law and order.

The participants also assured the district administration and police of their full cooperation in promoting peace and stability in the region.

Published in Dawn, November 14th, 2026

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