Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari extends his gratitude to the people for participating in the party’s grand rally on Nov, 12
Hails party leaders and workers for their efforts to make the event successful
Party’s District Presidents asked to gather details of the detainees so that case for their release is pursued
Appeals Admin to ensure minimum power breakdowns in the Valley during winter
Srinagar: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari has extended his gratitude to the people for attending the party’s grand rally, which was organized in SK Stadium Srinagar on November 12. He also hailed the party leaders and senior workers for their efforts to make the grand event successful.
He was addressing an extraordinary meeting at the party headquarters in Sheikh Bagh on Thursday.
According to a press release issued here, while addressing the meeting Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, “Apni Party leadership is grateful to the people who came from each and every corner of the Valley to attend the grand rally in Srinagar last week. Personally, I want to extend my gratitude to party leaders and workers who worked hard to ensure a successful event in the capital city.”
He added, “The enormous public participation in our rally indicated that people fully support the Apni Party’s agenda, which is to ensure peace, prosperity, and development of Jammu and Kashmir and the political and economic empowerment of its people. The well-attended rally has reinvigorated us further to pursue our goals and people-friendly policies for a better future for J&K.”
Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari assigned the task of collecting details of detainees in every district to the district presidents of the party. He said, “As we have initiated our efforts to get jailed youth back to their homes and have formed two committees in the Valley and Jammu, all the district presidents must furnish the details about the jailed people from their respective districts.”
Urging his party leaders and workers to enhance their political activities and public outreach in order to remain well-connected with people in their respective areas, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, “The trust and faith that people have been showing on Apni Party, demands us to be well connected with masses at the grass root level.”
He asked the party leaders and senior workers to remain available in their respective areas to serve the people better during the winter. He said, “Usually, we see people facing tremendous problems during the harsh winter days. Thus, Apni party leaders and senior workers must be available to bring these issues and public grievances to the notice of the concerned officials for quick redressal. Ours is a party of the masses, and people expect our help to get public issues resolved, thus, we ought to fulfill these expectations of the people.”
He asked party leaders to boost the party’s membership drive in each and every area of J&K and chalk out the plans for the grand public outreach programs and rallies in different areas so that party leadership could reach out to the masses and share their ideas with them.
Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari urged the Administration to ensure there are minimum power breakdowns in the Valley during winter. He also expressed his concern over the rise in electricity charges. He appealed to the government not to raise the electricity charges considering the deprived economic condition of the people here.
In the meeting, the leaders discussed the political scenario and certain party issues. Besides Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, the prominent leaders who were present in the meeting included, Senior Vice President Ghulam Hassan Mir, Vice President Zaffar Iqbal Manhas, Vice President Javaid Mustafa Mir, General Secretary Rafi Ahmad Mir, Additional General Secretary Hilal Ahmad Shah, Provincial President Mohammad Ashraf Mir, Chief Spokesperson Javaid Hussain Baigh, State Secretary Muntazir Mohiuddin, Media Advisor Farooq Andrabi, Provincial President Women’s Wing Dilshada Shaheen, District Presidents from all the districts in the Valley, In Charges of all the Constituencies, and other leaders.
