Pakistan, Oct. 25 -- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is once again facing a serious law and order crisis that has raised numerous concerns about the lives of its people, business activities, and future prospects. The deteriorating situation has prompted the federal government to consider extraordinary measures, including governor's rule and emergency provisions. Terrorist attacks, the martyrdom of security personnel, growing fear among civilians, and challenges to the writ of the state indicate that the situation has become far more serious than an ordinary political dispute. When people begin to feel unsafe in their homes, markets, educational institutions, and on public roads, it becomes the government's foremost responsibility to rise above politic...