Bring home the bacon, the withdrawal of Taliban from Buner, today
The Taliban insurgents, who had moved to Buner district of Swat valley in Pakistan last week agreed to withdraw from there today.
After the successful negotiations between the Taliban insurgents and the administration the Taliban agreed to withdraw from Buner district of Swat.
A group of Taliban lead by the chief of Tehrik-e-Nifazi-e-Sharia Muhammadia, Mualana Sufi Muhammad arraived in Swat today, according to media reports.
There was an all parties conference in the provincial capital of north western Pakistan, Peshawar, where the proper implementation of Nizam-e-Adl regulation came under discussion.
The United States and The West have expressed grave concerns over passing the regulation of Nizam-e-Adl by the Pakistan’s parliament and Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari.
The provincial information minister has given a briefing to the representatives of the media and said that Nizam-e-Adl regulation is enforced in Swat valley and the Qazis of the courts (judges) will be appointed by the government.
It is only aimed at to stop the bloodshed in Swat valley and to achieve peace in the war-torn Swat valley.
A religious political party “Jamat-e-Islami” took out a rally against the drone attacks in the city of Peshawar.
The speakers Siarj-ul-Haq, ex-parliamentarian and the provincial head of the party severely criticized the Pakistani government that failed to prevent the tribal areas from the attacks of US drones.
The other speakers urged the Obama administration to respect the sovereignty of Pakistan and top the drone attacks that are causing civilian casualties in tribal areas.
