KP Hockey Association: exercises Constitutional Authority, moves action against Par-Groups

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Peshawar: Syed Zahir Shah, President, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Hockey Association, said with unequivocal emphasis that nobody is above the law, and his association has taken the constitution quite seriously. PHF and KP Hockey Association are constitutionally tied up with the Asian Hockey Federation and International Hockey Federation.

Speaking to journalists in Peshawar, Syed Zahir Shah expressed regret over the atmosphere of chaos created by certain elements that sought to create parallel associations at the provincial and district level. He said those attempts had now failed, and the Pakistan Hockey Federation has asked all of its associations to take strict action against those who indulged in those parallel groups and hoped to be able to solve this issue once for all.

He further grieved over the humiliation being caused by having two hockey federations in the country and explained that these people filed legal cases in Islamabad, Lahore, and Peshawar High Courts, which were all dismissed. The Pakistan Hockey Federation has already suspended four people, while other provinces, including Punjab, have been ordered to do the same.

Syed Zahir Shah said that these groups have caused immense damage to hockey by splitting the districts and chaos, but he said hockey is now picking its pace back and decisive action must be taken. He directed all districts to give the names of those involved so that the KP Hockey Association could go about necessary measures.

On the issue of amnesty, he said that this is a procedure which the law attends to and which he also had to go through when he was suspended.

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