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Mansehra: The Prime Minister’s Special Adviser on Population Affairs, Ahmad Hussain Shah, and leaders affiliated with other political parties have united to work for the early allocation of plots of land to families affected by the 2005 earthquake in the New Balakot City Housing Project.
“This is a good opportunity for all of us to bury our personal differences and wage a joint struggle for early assignment of schemes to families of 2005 earthquake survivors in New Balakot City,” Ahmad Hussain Shah told the Girga Majlis held in Balakot on Saturday.
The jirga was also attended by, among others, former members of the provincial council Mian Zia Rahman and Mazhar Ali Qasim.
The Special Adviser to the Prime Minister said that the government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is working sincerely for early development and privatization
Plots for surviving families from the Red Zone of Balakot in the new Balakot City Housing Project.
“This is a huge housing project that will change the lives of families affected by the 2005 earthquake,” Shah said.
Speaking on the occasion, Mian Zia-ur-Rahman said he had been raising the voices of the affected families for a long time.
“It has been about 14 years since the foundation stone was laid for the mega housing project, which initially started with a financing of Rs 13 billion,” he added.
Mazhar Ali Qasim said that the affected families wanted to allocate plots of land in the new city of Balakot in the shortest possible time.
The Jirga also decided to form a 10-member committee to discuss the issue with the government and the district administration.
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