Terrorists are regrouping and threatened the hard achieved peace and stability in Northern Region and other parts of country.

 

The Country is once again witnessing the regrouping of banned groups in parts of the country which caused a significant amount of fear among people. they have achieved this peace with the sacrifice of lives and property. Thousands of Law establishment personnel and civilians have laid their lives for the peace. but the recent resurgence of terrorist activities causing alarm in corridors of power.

according to some reports, a bus driver and two locals have suffered injuries due to a terrorist act in the Swat region. Security forces immediately started a search operation to capture the culprits. This recent phenomenon suggests that enemies of peace are regrouping themselves so they could cause panic among civilians. The banned group [TTP] is said to be behind these activities as peace negotiations come to a deadlock. 

Some of the members of these banned outfits were allowed to enter their native areas on the condition to farewell their hostilities and respect the laws of the land in a bid to step up the peace process. It now seems that these members of outlawed organizations are violating their promises of surrender, keeping this scenario in mind law enforcement agencies should assess the situation and start preemptive mechanisms so these destabilizers could be apprehended before their activities do further harm to peace.

Afghanistan is under the control of the Taliban proving repeatedly that they are in no mood to mold the postures of TTP but on the opposite are providing these groups with impunity to carry their terrorist activities out of the border. In this respect security concerns of Pakistan are not well received in Kabul by the Afghan Taliban which is causing great concern. If this ongoing behavior of the Afghan Taliban continued the international community's recognization of their administration is unlikely as they also continuously violated other promises made to the international community by the afghan Taliban, such as girls' education and media freedom.