What officials examined in Peshawar
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi led a Wednesday session in Peshawar focused on the Dir Colony school inquiry. The probe panel walked him through how the tragedy unfolded, evidence gathered from officers, which offices shared duty for oversight, and the panel’s conclusions plus suggested next steps.
Education Adviser Dr Amir Abdullah, Chief Secretary Dr Fakhar Alam Irfan, Education Secretary Inayatullah Waseem and the panel’s members joined the discussion. The Dir Colony school inquiry was treated as a full account of both private and public failings tied to the incident.
Who the probe held accountable
The panel placed primary blame on the school’s proprietor for putting up the structure with inferior construction materials. Officials also told the governor that linked government offices had fallen short in their duties.
Those points framed the briefing: weak materials on the private side, and lapses among the departments meant to watch such buildings. No other conclusions from the panel were spelled out beyond that dual finding and the package of recommendations presented alongside it.
What the governor ordered next
Kundi told aides to weigh the report’s legal side together with the Law Department. He said anyone found answerable for the Dir Colony school tragedy should face firm measures.
That sequence—hear the panel, test the file against the law, then move against those named—sets the immediate path after Wednesday’s sitting. Further public detail on timelines or penalties was not given in the briefing account available.
Aasan alfaaz mein
Dir Colony school ke waqye ki investigation ki report governor ne dekhi. Report ke mutabiq school ke maalik ne kamzor material se building banayi. Departments ki taraf se bhi kami batayi gayi. Ab Law Department ke saath case dekha jayega aur zimmedaron par sakhti ka hukm diya gaya hai.
