PESHAWAR: Caretaker Chief Minister Muhammad Azam Khan has taken notice of the alleged decision of a local jirga to demolish the house of a local journalist, Miraj Khalid Wazir in Azam Warsak area of Lower South Waziristan.
A handout said he directed the additional chief secretary Home for necessary steps to provide protection to the family members and residence of the journalist. The chief minister ordered the divisional and district administrations to ensure that all the required measures were taken to this end.
The chief minister said in a statement that no individual or group of individuals would beallowed to take such an illegal decision to demolish someone’s house, adding that if someone has violated the law, it is the responsibility and authority of relevant departments and courts of law to punish the culprit as per the law.
Azam Khan made it clear that writ of the government would be maintained at all costs, and the law would take its due course against those who were found involved in such illegal actions.
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