The document outlines steps for Pakistan and the TTP to resolve their issues, including having both sides sit for talks with Islamic scholars as mediators. It recommends the government implement Islamic laws and work on developing less developed areas, while the TTP agrees to work under Pakistan's constitution. Finally, it argues that dialogue is the best solution, as a step-by-step approach can help reach a final settlement and prevent either side from cheating the other.

1. How To Resolve The Issue Between
Pakistan & TTP

2. Negotiation:
Table Talks:
Both parties should sit for a talk to end up the dispute
Implementation of Islamic Laws:
Government of Pakistan Should Implement Islamic Laws
in Country.

3. TTP Should Agree To Work Under
Constitution of Pakistan
Islamic Scholars Should Play Their Role As Third Party To
Reconcile Between Government Of Pakistan & Tehrik-E-
Taliban Pakistan.
The Use Of Backdoor Channels & Religious Scholars For
Conciliation Between Both Conflicting Parties Would Be A
Better Choice.

4. Development
Government Should Work For The Betterment of
Less Developed Areas like North Waziristan,
Tribal Areas, Rural Sindh & Southern Punjab.
Education & Health Facilities Should Be Provided
To Such Type of Areas & Also Their Fundamental
Rights

5. Conclusion
The solution lies in a adopting a step-by-step and
careful approach and delay of important
implementation process till the final settlement.
It means that both parties must agree on
implementation of important points on the final
settlement of the agreement so that none of them can
cheat other.

6. There is a need to work in the areas affected by terrorism
to steer them back to economic development. Therefore,
Pakistan should use all political, economic and social
levers to combat the menace of terrorism.
The state should not conduct the negotiation
efforts without taking the public into confidence
The government should use dialogue with TTP as the
first option because it has several merits.

7. Dialogue Is The Best
Solution