Srinagar, Jan 01: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Monday said only a durable peace in Jammu and Kashmir will pave the way for sustained prosperity and development in the region, which will eventually ensure the economic empowerment of the people.
He made these comments during and event at the party headquarters today. The event was organised to give a warm welcome to Advocate Rabia Khursheed on her joining the party. Rabia, hailing from north Kashmir Uri, is a well-known social and political activist besides a prominent lawyer, the party said in a statement.
Welcome Advocate Rabia, Bukhari, said, “From now on, you are a part and parcel of the party, and I assure you that in this organization, you will find ample opportunities to serve the people. I wholeheartedly welcome you to the party, and I hope your joining will strengthen the party cadre further in your area.”
Reiterating the party’s core agenda, the Apni Party chief said, “Our primary aim is to propel Jammu and Kashmir to new heights of prosperity and development so that people are economically empowered, ensuring the well-being of our young generation as well. We are committed to striving for lasting peace in J&K because we understand that only a peaceful environment will pave the way for the prosperity and development of this region.”
Meanwhile, Altaf Bukhari along with senior leaders visited the residence of the party’s Vice President Aijaz Ahmed Khan and Haji Mumtaz Ahmed Khan’s elder sister Dr Maimuna Begum here at Bathindi in Jammu District, who passed away recently after a prolonged illness.
He was accompanied by Senior Vice President, Ghulam Hussan Mir, State General Secretary, Rafi Ahmed Mir, State General Secretary, Vijay Bakaya, Provincial President, Jammu, S. Manjit Singh, and others.
Bukhari, on behalf of all the party leaders, expressed solidarity with the bereaved family members. The delegation participated in the prayers for the maghfirat of the departed soul and prayed to Almighty Allah to grant her highest place in Jannah.
