افغانستان کے "جاجی" قبیلے اور کرم ایجنسی میں اس کے کزن "طوری" قبیلے کے عمائدین نے اپنے علاقوں سے داعش اور اس کے ملحقہ عسکریت پسندوں ں کو باہر نکالنےکیلیۓ مذاکرات شروع کر دیے ہیں۔ دونوں قبائل میں یہ مذاکرات ایک ایسے وقت میں ہو رہے ہیں جب حال ہی میں داعش نے کرم ایجنسی کے 4 باشندوں کو اغوا کرکے 2 کروڑ روپوں کا مطالبہ کیا تھا. مذاکرت میں دونوں قبائل نے اپنے علاقوں کو دہشت گردوں سے پاک رکهنے پر اتفاق کیا ہے. یاد رہے کہ "جاجی" قبیلہ سرحد کے دونوں طرف رہائش پذیر ہے اور "طوری" قبیلی سے یکجہتی ان کی صدیوں پرانی روایت چلی آرہی ہے۔
Threat of Daesh unites tribes on both sides of Durand Line
PESHAWAR: The tribal elders of Kurram Agency and their Afghan cousins holding lands on both sides of the border have started negotiations to continue to force militants of Daesh and its affiliates out of their territory in Afghanistan’s Paktia province.
A source privy to these developments told Dawn that the elders of Turi in Kurram Agency and Zazi (Jaji), their cousin tribe in Afghanistan, were holding talks to build confidence to take measures for averting threat of Daesh and other groups in their areas.
The last meeting between the two sides was held at no-man’s-land near Borki village in Kurram Agency on April 4. The elders of both the tribes discussed situation arising after regrouping of militant groups suspected to be affiliated with Daesh (IS) on the Afghan side.
Turi and Zazi elders hold talks to take measures against militant groups in their areas
“Elders from both tribes have held four meetings and discussed threat from Daesh and other militant groups to people of Kurram Agency,” said the source.
Turi claimed that they had several agreements with Zazi tribe under which both the tribes were bound to abide those agreements to safeguard each other’s interest.
The source said that a recent incident involving kidnapping of four residents of Kurram Agency was also discussed in those meetings. Armed groups, suspected to be affiliated with IS, were demanding Rs20 million for the release of the four kidnapped men.
“Under these agreements, Turi and Zazi are bound that they will not harm each other’s interests and will not allow outsiders to use their territories for subversive activities,” said the elder.
Meanwhile, the elders have suggested to the administration to stop supply of goods to the border areas in Afghanistan via Kurram Agency to build pressure on the local tribes to take action against militant groups hiding in their area.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1251805/threat-of-daesh-unites-tribes-on-both-sides-of-durand-line
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