Eight-Year Feud Between Two Families in Kapisa Ends Through Mediation by Local Authorities

An eight-year feud between two families in Janagal village of Alasay District, Kapisa Province, has ended in peace and reconciliation with the mediation of local authorities, religious scholars, and tribal elders.
The dispute had arisen from previous disagreements between the two families, during which one person also lost his life.
At the peace ceremony, both sides agreed to set aside their past differences and grievances and pledged to maintain peace, brotherhood, and good relations between the families.
Officials in Kapisa Province described the reconciliation as an effective step toward ensuring peace and resolving disputes. They also emphasized continued efforts to settle conflicts and strengthen unity and brotherhood among the people.