“Members of the minority community are among the new candidates from the Chanapora constituency,”
Altaf Bukhari, the leader of the Apni Party, said on Monday, September 4, in Srinagar, that the party’s goal was to support peace and growth in Jammu and Kashmir.
A party release said that a group of people from Mehjoor Nagar, Srinagar, mostly from the minority community, met with Altaf Bukhari on Monday to talk about some public problems and complaints.
Bukhari listened to what the group had to say and told them he would talk to the right people about these problems so they could be solved quickly. On this day, a number of political workers from the area joined the Apni Party in an official way.
Mukhtar Ahmad, Molvi Mushtaq, and other people were among the new members from the Mehjoor Nagar area of Srinagar’s Chanapora district. Preetam Singh, Deedar Singh, Manjeet Singh, Surinder Singh, Harbinder Singh, Rajinder Singh, Surinder Singh, Gurcharn Singh, Kushbir Singh, and others were in another group. Most of them were Sikhs from the same district.
Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said to the arrivals, “I welcome you with all my heart to the Apni Party! The party members in the Chanapora district will be stronger because you are there. I can promise you that the Apni Party will give you a great way to help the people in your own places. All of the people in charge of the party will back your attempts to help the people.
He also said, “Our main goal is to bring peace, prosperity, and development to this area while giving its people economic and political power.” By working together, we can move faster towards our goal of making this area more prosperous.
