Aftab Alam chaired meetings of the Cabinet Standing Committee and related cabinet committees, reviewing several key areas of governance. These meetings assessed the implementation of judicial orders, the merger of former Khassadars and Levies personnel into the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police, and payments for land acquired for development projects.
The Cabinet Standing Committee also reviewed a compliance report concerning the Peshawar High Court’s decision from 16 April 2024, specifically Writ Petition No. 4642-P/2023 and COC No. 313-P/2024. This court ruling concerned the integration of former Khassadars and Levies personnel from the Mohmand district into the KP Police.
Furthermore, a separate cabinet committee meeting addressed legal issues pertaining to Writ Petition No. 8068/2026, involving Raza Khan Safi versus Province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, alongside Writ Petition No. 7110-P/2026. Discussions also covered the payment of the decretal amount for land acquired for the Mardan Ring Road, also known as the N.W.E Bypass.
Aftab Alam directed that practical progress, complete with clear timelines, must be achieved for matters linked to judicial decisions and legal requirements. He stressed that effective liaison among relevant government departments is vital for judicial matters to prevent legal complications and unnecessary delays.
The Law Minister advised that financial and legal matters concerning development land must proceed according to relevant laws, court rulings, and vetting from the Law Department.
