Peace Council Members Optimistic on Continuation of insecurity: Hakim

Members at the Afghan Peace negotiation process committee have warned that a number of the high peace council members are optimistic on continuation of insecurity than stability in the country.

They have insisted that if there is no fundamental changes made within the following council formation Afghan Nation will be capable to experience peace within their country in coming 13 years.

Exemption culture, corruption, and luck of role of law has been declared as the basic factors for spreading and increasing of insurgency, and International community has been condemned for poor supports to begin negotiations with Taliban.

Civil society activists, Human rights committee have launched 189 negotiations programs, they have found out that Government of Afghanistan has been so weak to disarm the illegal weapons holders, to stop spreading of the corruption, to strengthen the law and regulations, and to sentence the criminals who have committed different crimes all have got to gather and inflamed Afghanistan Nation once again.

They have also codified a plot for peace process having 10 articles indicated that members of the high peace council are optimistic on continuation of war comparing to peace in the country.

Member of the committee Fahim Hakim has said, “you should involve those who believe in peace in the high peace council, currently a number of the members in the HPC are optimistic on continuation of war in the country.

The high peace council International relationship advisor Ismail Qasimyar rejected their claims saying its freedom of speech and people have the rights to express their ideas.

Pakistan has been the doors for hopes of Afghans for the past 13 years to make Taliban come around the peace table, during that time International community and Afghan Government have been pushing through to find better political solution for Afghanistan’s future but they have failed obliged Taliban and their supporters come around.

Report: Fawad Nasiri