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Public welfare, protection of citizens’ rights govt’s priority: KP CM

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February 12, 2026
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Public welfare, protection of citizens’ rights govt’s priority: KP CM

Peshawar  –  Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sohail Afridi on Tuesday reviewed improvement progress in District Khyber and inaugurated a number of initiatives reflecting the provincial authorities’s deal with fashionable schooling, improved healthcare, infrastructure improvement, and constructive engagement of youth.

Throughout the go to, the Chief Minister inaugurated the upgradation of the Authorities School of Engineering and Expertise Jamrud to Utilized Sciences, formally opened 50 newly constructed and rehabilitated instructional establishments in terrorism affected areas, inaugurated the finished Bara Bypass Highway, launched the Sehat Sahulat Programme at DHQ Hospital Jamrud, and inaugurated a particular maternal and baby vitamin facility, together with a number of different public welfare initiatives.

Addressing varied ceremonies through the go to, the Chief Minister stated that these initiatives replicate a complete authorities technique aimed toward selling fashionable schooling, strengthening infrastructure, enhancing healthcare companies, and inspiring constructive actions throughout the province. He stated that the current provincial authorities is taking concrete steps to handle the lengthy standing deprivations of the individuals of underdeveloped districts, including that public welfare and safety of residents’ rights stay the highest precedence, on which no compromise shall be made.

He asserted that choices will now be made strictly within the curiosity of the individuals of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and that the federal government won’t step again even an inch in safeguarding these pursuits.

Talking on the inauguration ceremony of the upgradation of Authorities School of Engineering and Expertise Jamrud, the Chief Minister stated that fashionable tutorial programmes together with Synthetic Intelligence, Information Science, Robotics, and Software program Engineering will give a brand new path to schooling in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, noting that the outdated schooling system had been producing unemployment, whereas the present authorities is transferring in direction of a contemporary, market oriented schooling framework.

He knowledgeable that state-of-the-art laboratories and fashionable libraries are being established in faculties throughout the province for the primary time, and that this superior schooling mannequin shall be steadily expanded from all through the province. He emphasised that the federal government seeks to empower youth via schooling and data, stressing that world competitors is unimaginable with out fashionable science and expertise.

In his handle, the Chief Minister termed the imprisonment of Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi unjust and expressed severe concern over violations of their elementary rights.

He stated that regardless of Imran Khan’s deteriorating well being, his private docs haven’t been allowed entry. He revealed that he himself was stopped greater than twelve instances from visiting Adiala Jail and that his passport was positioned on the cease checklist, which he termed discriminatory remedy in opposition to a constitutional workplace. He urged the youth to face up for his or her rights and oppose any coverage that goes in opposition to the pursuits of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, reiterating his resolve to not retreat even an inch in defending the rights of the individuals.

The Chief Minister additionally inaugurated 50 reconstructed and rehabilitated faculties in Bara and surrounding terrorism affected areas of District Khyber, rebuilt with monetary and technical help from the federal government of China. The Chief Minister stated that this challenge represents funding in future generations, including that terrorists destroyed faculties, however the provincial authorities rebuilt the longer term. He emphasised that extremism shall be countered via schooling, benefiting 1000’s of scholars by offering them a secure and high quality studying atmosphere.

The Chief Minister additionally inaugurated the finished Bara Bypass Highway, which has a complete size of seven kilometres and features a 152 metre lengthy bridge. He was knowledgeable that the challenge price Rs1.32 billion, of which Rs1.21 billion has already been spent. He stated the bypass highway will considerably enhance regional connectivity and site visitors movement, cut back congestion in Bara Bazaar and residential areas, and promote native commerce and financial exercise.

Throughout the go to, the Chief Minister inaugurated a particular maternal and baby vitamin facility at DHQ Hospital District Khyber. He stated that underneath this programme, screening, analysis, and remedy companies shall be supplied to malnourished kids and girls, guaranteeing high quality dietary assist for moms, kids, and different sufferers.

He additionally formally launched the Sehat Sahulat Programme on the hospital, stating that deserving households will now be capable to entry free, high quality healthcare companies at their doorstep, fulfilling an extended standing want of the world’s underprivileged inhabitants.

Moreover, the Chief Minister formally launched work on the preservation and restoration challenge of Bab e Khyber, describing it as a logo of the province’s historical past, tradition, heritage, and nationwide identification. He stated that over time, harsh climate situations, air pollution, and heavy site visitors vibrations had brought on harm to the monument, making its conservation and restoration important.

Concluding his go to, the Chief Minister inaugurated the Merged Districts Below 16 Boys Video games at Jamrud Sports activities Complicated. He stated that the video games present a wonderful alternative for youth from tribal districts, including that regardless of immense expertise, antagonistic situations had prevented it from rising.

The Chief Minister stated that the federal government desires to information youth in direction of schooling and sports activities moderately than battle, conveying a transparent message that the province chooses books, sports activities, and progress over weapons. He warmly welcomed friends from the tribal districts to the land of Khyber and guaranteed them that they’d be given no trigger for grievance.A





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