Iran’s statement on Parachinar conflict unnecessary: ​​Pakistan

Foreign Office of Pakistan Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said on Thursday that regarding the recent tribal tension in Parachinar Iran The statement is unnecessary.

District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa cream Located on the border with Afghanistan, a land dispute between two families led to armed clashes between tribes, according to local officials and politicians. More than 40 people have died in the recent clashes while dozens of people have been injured.

In this regard, on Thursday, the Foreign Office of Iran said that it condemns the terrorist attacks in Parachinar, in which many people died.

After which the spokesperson of Pakistan Foreign Office Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said that ‘Pakistan is responsible for ensuring the safety of its citizens. Iran’s statement on Parachinar is unnecessary.

The spokesperson said that the Iranian statement has seen only one side of the Parachinar tension and does not cover the entire situation.

He further said that the Ministry of Home Affairs is already working in this regard and inclusion of persons in schedule four is a legal process.

What is the conflict in karma?

According to the police and locals in the tribal district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a ‘cease-fire’ was agreed between the two factions over the land dispute last week, but clashes broke out in some areas on July 29, while internet service remained down.

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Bushehra, a suburb of Para Chinar, the headquarter of Karam district, looks like an ordinary hilly area of ​​Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, but there is a piece of land on which the conflict has claimed dozens of lives so far.

The dispute over the ownership of 30 acres (approximately 100 kanals) of land is between the tribes living in two villages of Bushehra and according to officials, the conflict that started here has spread to different areas of Karam district.

Officials said on Sunday that after a five-day conflict in Bushehra, a ceasefire was agreed between the parties on Sunday and the fronts were cleared and police, FC and army personnel were deployed there.

Earlier, a major conflict in Kurram district that started in 2007 lasted for several years and was ended in 2011 with the help of a jirga of tribal elders.

Last year, the Home Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa issued a report on land disputes in Karam, according to which there are land disputes at eight places in Karam district and these disputes are not new but have existed since the partition of India.

A government commission has also been formed to resolve these disputes, but according to the residents of the area, the commission is not serious in resolving disputes and such clashes are seen every day.