Srinagar, Sep 04: A delegation of residents, primarily from the minority community in Mehjoor Nagar, Srinagar, called on Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Monday to bring certain public issues and grievances to his attention.
Bukhari patiently listened to the visiting delegation and assured them that he would take up these issues with the relevant authorities for prompt resolution. On the occasion, several political workers from the area formally joined the Apni Party, a press release issued here said.
According to the statement, the new members from the Mehjoor Nagar area of Srinagar’s Chanapora constituency included Mukhtar Ahmad, Molvi Mushtaq, and others. Another group of joiners, mostly from the Sikh community in the same constituency, included Preetam Singh, Deedar Singh, Manjeet Singh, Surinder Singh, Harbinder Singh, Rajinder Singh, Surinder Singh, Gurcharn Singh, Kushbir Singh, and others.
Welcoming the newcomers, Bukhari said, “I wholeheartedly welcome you to the Apni Party! Your presence will undoubtedly strengthen the party’s cadre in the Chanapora constituency. I assure you that the Apni Party will provide an excellent platform for serving the masses in your respective areas. The entire party leadership will support your efforts to serve the people.”
He further stated, “Our primary objective is to promote peace, prosperity, and development in this region while empowering its people both economically and politically. By working together, we can accelerate our mission of elevating this region to new heights of prosperity.”
Meanwhile, a delegation of contractors involved in the execution of projects under the Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) scheme on Monday called on Altaf Bukhari to draw his attention to their concerns. The party’s General Secretary Rafi Ahmad Mir, and District President Srinagar Noor Mohammad Sheikh were also present on this occasion.
The delegation apprised Bukhari of the challenges they have faced since the enactment of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act in J&K. They complained about the non-payment of pending bills and some other issues. Bukhari attentively listened to the visiting delegation and assured it that he would take up their issues with the concerned authorities to ensure these issues are promptly addressed.
