Govt-Taliban peace talks would never be successful: TTP Mohmand Agency chapter commander

Regional TerrorismGovt-Taliban peace talks would never be successful: TTP Mohmand Agency chapter commander

PESHAWAR: The banned Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Mohmand Agency chapter commander Umer Khalid Khurasani said peace talks with the government would never be successful as the Taliban demand enforcement of ‘Shariah’ while the government talks about the constitution.

In a statement, the TTP commander opposed peace talks with the government and said the Taliban wanted to replace the constitution and they would never backtrack even a single inch from their demand.

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