Presentation regarding Malakand Division

This include a brief presentation on Malakand division

1. Presented by Commissioner Malakand Division 1 Presentation on Malakand Division

2. 2 Dir (U) Swat Mkd Buner Dir (L) S hangla Bajaur Chitral( L) Chitral(U ) Area : 32, 007 sq km Population: 8.67 M (2017) MALAKAND DIVISION

3. PROFILE OF MALAKAND DIVISION 3 S# DISTRICT POPULATION (2017) (IN MILLION) AREA Sq.KMs SUB DIVISIONS/ TEHSIL UCs TMAs 1 SWAT 2.7 5337 7 67 7 2 SHANGLA 0.9 1586 3 28 5 3 MALAKAND 0.8 952 2 28 3 4 DIR (U) 1.1 3699 3 32 6 5 DIR (L) 1.7 1582 4 41 7 6 CHITRAL (U) 0.2 8542 2 10 2 7 CHITRAL (L) 0.3 6308 2 14 2 8 BUNER 1.0 2711 6 29 6 9 BAJAUR 1.3 1290 2 127 2 TOTAL 10 32007 31 376 40

4. SOCIO ECONOMIC PROFILE 4 DISTRICT LITERACY RATE (%) INFANT MORTALITY RATE HDI PER CAPITA INCOME (RS) UN-EMPLOYMENT (%) SWAT 48 3.7 0.618 168008 6.5 SHANGLA 36.75 6.8 0.438 109000 29.8 MALAKAND 62 2.2 0.65 150624 10 DIR (U) 54 6.76 0.3 60000 47 DIR (L) 52 7.2 0.6 132000 25 CHITRAL (U) 62 20 0.606 120000 60 CHITRAL (L) 58 9.2 0.606 120000 60 BUNER 39 12.1 0.528 157000 5.5 BAJAUR 17.39 5.85 0.466 120000 7.1 TOTAL/ AVERAGE 47.68 8.20 0.535 126292 27.88 KP HDI = 0.58, Malakand Division HDI (Average) = 0.54

5. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES (SCHOOLS/COLLEGES) DISTRICT PRIMARY MIDDLE SECONDARY HIGHER SECONDARY COLLEGES M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T SWAT 807 543 1350 81 58 139 78 41 119 38 16 54 08 06 14 SHANGLA 428 174 602 50 23 73 45 10 55 08 03 11 03 03 MALAKAND 312 234 546 31 31 62 44 28 72 07 11 18 08 04 12 DIR (U) 589 224 813 57 31 88 44 17 61 18 05 23 05 01 06 DIR (L) 712 473 1185 78 60 138 75 53 128 35 23 58 05 03 08 CHITRAL (L) 243 101 344 20 19 39 30 13 43 07 02 09 02 02 04 CHITRAL (U) 152 81 233 20 17 37 28 10 38 05 01 06 01 01 02 BUNER 453 197 650 59 43 102 59 21 80 27 14 41 04 01 05 BAJAUR 357 192 549 65 41 106 32 13 45 05 01 06 05 01 06 TOTAL 4053 2219 6272 461 323 784 435 206 641 150 76 226 41 19 60

6. MADARIS (Registered / Unregistered) DISTRICT MADARIS Registered Unregistered SWAT 213 136 77 SHANGLA 153 94 59 MALAKAND 54 48 6 DIR (U) 92 69 23 DIR (L) 189 139 50 CHITRAL (L) 151 89 62 CHITRAL (U) 75 56 19 BUNER 122 99 23 BAJAUR 370 170 200 TOTAL 1419 900 519

7. UNIVERSITIES/CAMPUSES/ARMY SCHOOL/CADET COLLEGES DISTRICT UNIVERSITY CAMPUS OF UNIVERSITY CADET COLLEGE/ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL Swat University of Swat University of Swat Women Campus ( Kanju Township) Cadet College Gulibagh Army Public School & College System Swat Shangla - Campus University of Swat - Buner University of Buner - - Dir (L) University of Malakand at Chakdara Campus Abul Wali Khan University at Chakdara - Dir (U) Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University at Sharingal Campus of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University at Wari - Malakand - University of Malakand Women Campus Sadeeq Shaheed Army Public School Malakand Zafar Shaheed Army Public School at Dargai Chitral (U) - - Frontier Corps Public School, Mastuj Chitral (L) University of Chitral - Army Pubic School Chitral Army Public School Drosh Bajaur - - FC Public School Khar (Student 1018, Teachers 35)

8. HEALTH FACILITIES DISTRICT HOSPITALS R.H.Cs BHUs MCH CENTRES DISPENSARIES T.B CLINICS NAME OF MEDICAL COLLEGE SWAT 7 5 39 3 19 1 Saidu Medical College Saidu Sharif Swat Medical College at Kokrai Swat (Private) SHANGLA 4 2 19 - 12 3 - MALAKAND 6 5 20 2 10 1 - DIR (U) 5 4 31 1 11 6 - DIR (L) 5 4 33 9 22 1 Timergara Medical College CHITRAL (U) 1 3 10 16 - CHITRAL (L) 2 3 9 2 17 6 - BUNER 4 4 18 - 8 1 - BAJAUR 4 2 19 19 5 - TOTAL 38 32 198 17 134 24  - Timergara Medical College has been inaugurated by CM KP but not yet functional.

9. GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK 9

10. GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK Princely States of Swat, Dir, Chitral & Khanate of Khar (Bajaur) besides Malakand Protected area constitute the present Malakand Division The rule of Wali -e-Swat, Nawab of Dir & Mehtar of Chitral ended in 1969 after annexation Laws, Rules and Customs kept intact - powers of Rulers were delegated to an authority to be appointed by the Provincial Government the Commissioner (1970) Up till 1975 Frontier Crimes Regulation as it existed in Malakand Protected Area was also extended to other parts of the Division 10

11. PROMULGATION OF PATA REGULATIONS PATA Regulation promulgated in 1975 replacing FCR Special Jirga laws supported by required sections of PPC, CrPC , CPC & Evidence Act envisaged in PATA Regulation Executive officers were bestowed with all judicial and executive powers Deputy Commissioners used to exercise exclusive powers in both civil and criminal cases Civil disputes were resolved by jirgas appointed under PATA regulation PATA regulation abolished by Supreme Court in 1994 Thus resulting a demand of Sharia Law (Islamic Jurisprudence) in a vacuum like environment 11

12. PROMULGATION OF NIFAZ-E-NIZAM-E-SHARIA REGULATION Complete breakdown of legal and administrative apparatus Major routes including KKH and Malakand Top were blocked Nifaze Nizame Sharia Regulation was enforced in 1994 whereby Zila Qazis , Izafi Zila Qazis and Ilqa Qazis were appointed This regulation was replaced by another similar amended regulation in 1999 which remained operative till 2009 amid continued resistance Though Session courts and Civil courts assumed the powers with new nomenclature but civil disobedience in the form of Tehrik.e.Nifaze Shariat.e.Muhammadi movement (TNSM) of Sufi Muhammad remained active 12

13. CLIMAX OF MILITANCY AND MILITARY OPERATIONS Seeds of religious extremism sown in 1994 bore fruit in shape of terrorism in 2006 The region witnessed an era of terrorists activities in its full swing from 2006 to 2009 (target killings, car explosions, suicidal bombings and other attacks) Military operations Rah-e- Rast followed by Rah-e- Nijat from 2007 to 2009 after complete evacuation of more than 3 million people from the region Historic displacement – TDPs and subsequent relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction phases is another gigantic task accomplished by the successive administration Peace and normalcy restored in the region after countless sacrifices and efforts 13

14. PROMULGATION OF SHARIA NIZAM-E-ADL REGULATION A new phenomenon – a new challenge in front of government i.e. defining afresh state-citizen relationship and transfer of powers from military to civil administration Honoring the historic public demand of Sharia, Nizam -e- Adl Regulation , 2009 was enforced It is a concise and comprehensive instrument for dispensing speedy justice and ensuring good governance The regulation envisages the following major components: Dar- ul -Dar- ul - Qaza Dar- ul - Qaza Zila Qazi – Izafi Zila Qazi – Aala Ilaqa Qazi – Ilaqa Qazi District Magistrate – Sub-Divisional Magistrate - Executive Magistrate Timeframe for disposal of criminal cases All cases mentioned in Schedule-III of the regulation are tried by EMs 14

15. 25 th AMENDMENT (MERGER OF FATA/PATA) Both FATA & PATA stand merged through 25 th Amendment of the Constitution of Pakistan through an Act passed by the Parliament of Pakistan and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly in May 2018. Under the amendment, the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) & Provincially Administered Tribal Areas (PATA) were merged with the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and all laws and jurisdiction of Superior Judiciary are extended uniformly. Now the whole country is governed under a uniform set of laws. 15

16. ADR ACT, 2020 The Alternate Dispute Resolution Act, 2020 is extended to all districts of Malakand Division except Dir Lower Saliseen Selection Committee has been notified for Malakand Division Notables have been nominated for the notified districts of the Division 16