SMC No. 1/2014 etc assess the ground situation and have a direct interaction with the Kalash minority and share their grievances. The Commissioner also attended funeral of an elder of the Kalash community, who died on that very day. The Kalash minority appreciated the Commissioner for participating in the funeral ceremony of their elder. On this occasion the Commissioner allowed the community to perform their rituals according to their traditions and assured them that there will be no hindrance in the way. iv. On 22nd a meeting was held in the Governor’s cottage Chitral with the Ismaili community in presence of the district administration. A direct feedback was obtained from the community. The Ismaili community of Chitral pointed out the broadcasting of provocative speeches from a local FM channel. It was revealed that the FM channel is a religious one and has been allowed by the PEMRA under the law, however the owner has been summoned by the district administration. He has been warned and strictly directed not to broadcast live discussions and only recorded programs will be allowed for broadcasting subject to the screening by the district administration. A timely action has been taken in order to prevent any communal problem in Chitral and to promote complete harmony amongst the different sections of Muslim communities and minorities. The Commissioner directed the district administration to monitor the broadcasting of the FM channel and in case it violates the agreement with the district administration, PEMRA will be requested for cancellation of its license accordingly. v. The Ismaili community was assured that the administration is fully aware of the situation and the Commissioner informed them, that it is right of every citizen to be given protection by the state as enshrined in the constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the government will leave no stone unturned for the safety and security of the Ismaili community, who have contributed for the development of not only Chitral but for the entire country. The Commissioner appreciated the role played by the Ismaili community in progress and development of the country, particularly Chitral and Northern areas. There is no one to deny the services of Sir Sultan Muhammad Agha Khan-III, for founding Muslim League in 1906 and subsequent struggle for freedom movement. The district administration was directed to keep on board the representatives of the Ismaili community for durable peace in the area. 8