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Protesters demand immediate reopening of the Torkham border

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January 5, 2026
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Torkham [Pakistan], January 5 (ANI): Folks from completely different segments of society staged a protest within the Landi Kotal area of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, demanding the quick reopening of the Torkham border, Daybreak reported.

In line with Daybreak, the protest was organised below the banner of the All Borders Coordinators Council on Sunday.

The protest introduced collectively merchants, transporters, tribal elders, day by day wagers, political activists, and members of civil society.

The gathering attracted representatives of a number of organisations and teams straight affected by the closure of borders with Afghanistan since October 12.

Daybreak reported that distinguished audio system on the occasion included Malak Roohullah Wazir, Malak Masal Khan, Shah Hussain, Zarbullah Khan, Maulana Shoaib, Murad Hussain, Mujeebullah Shinwari, Qari Nazeemullah, Shah Khalid, and Mirajuddin Khan.

In line with stories, the audio system described the almost three-month closure as ‘financial homicide’ of hundreds of individuals, principally tribesmen, who rely fully on cross-border commerce for his or her livelihoods.

They mentioned the Torkham border has traditionally been an vital gateway for commerce with Central Asia, serving as a bustling financial hub supporting hundreds of households.

The closure, they mentioned, has turned the world right into a ghost city, with all industrial exercise at a standstill, Daybreak reported.

The audio system instructed Daybreak that whereas hundreds of people misplaced jobs and companies, tons of of households now face excessive poverty, with many compelled to take loans for survival.

They urged neighbouring international locations to separate bilateral commerce from political and safety points and permit residents to journey freely throughout the border.

Daybreak reported that the protesters additionally demanded the inclusion of influential tribal elders and commerce representatives in future Pak-Afghan peace and commerce dialogues, noting that these teams have traditionally performed a task in resolving disputes.

They known as for fostering mutual respect and concord between the 2 international locations, warning that present hostility had broken traditionally brotherly relations.

The Torkham border, situated in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, is without doubt one of the busiest crossing factors between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

It serves as a vital commerce gateway for items travelling to and from Central Asia. (ANI)



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