Staff Reporter
Peshawar
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Law, Parliamentary Affairs and Human Rights Sultan Muhammad Khan Wednesday presided over the Cabinet Sub-Committee second meeting regarding Rule of Law Roadmap in Peshawar. In the second meeting, the committee members critically analyzed the recommendations in order to make better Rule of Law Roadmap that aims to achieve decrease in acquittal rate of serious crimes, decrease in case disposal time and decrease in overcrowding of prisons with focus on under-trial prisoners.
Minister for Food Qalander Khan Lodhi, Secretary Home Ikram Ullah khan, Inspector General Police (IGP) Sana Ullah Abbasi and other concerned officials along with Justice System Support Program (JSSP) representatives were amongst the participants. The minister stated that bringing improvement in the roadmap is to build the trust of citizens seeking support from states institutions in the province which truly depicts the vision of the Prime Minister Imran Khan.
He emphasized that a comprehensive roadmap paves the way for the institutions for improving their efficiencies as well as addressing hurdles and bottlenecks in cross-institutional coordination towards the effective dispensation of justice. On behalf of the Chief Minister and provincial government, Sultan khan assured his full support in taking up the process of roadmap implementation in coordination with the criminal justice institutions for achieving the milestones in timely and effective manners.
