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| Altaf Bukhari demands restoration of statehood before elections in J&K | | Apni Party holds one day workers convention at Rajouri | |  Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Dec 14: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari has demanded restoration of statehood to Jammu & Kashmir before elections. Addressing a convention here Bukhari congratulated the party leaders and workers for their work in Pir Panjal and asked them to take message of party to every nook and corner of Rajouri and Poonch districts.
He in reference to the suffering of people said that it has become imperative to restore the statehood of Jammu and Kashmir which was snatched on August 5, 2019. “There is a feeling of hopelessness among the people with the officials in administration not listening to the public.
The grievances have increased amid no elected government is in place in J&K,” he said.
He said that the developmental works which were initiated by the previous governments have come to stand still and the official in civil administration in Rajouri has no connection with the people. “The accountability of officials is must and it will come when there is an elected government. People are suffering for the want of basic amenities like drinking water, electricity, roads, health etc which should be provided to everyone without discrimination. However, their suffering is not being given heed.”
He said that if the Apni Party comes to power, every household in Kashmir will be provided 500 units free of cost electricity during winters and Jammu will accordingly get 300 units of free electricity. In summers, Jammu will be provided free of cost first 500 units of electricity and Kashmir will be provided 300 units free of cost to every household.
Meanwhile, Senior Vice President Apni Party Ghulam Hassan Mir also pointed out various developmental issues being confronted by Pir Panjal in winters particularly. He said that the administration has failed to keep Mughal Road functional all the months. “There is a need to put in collective efforts by the administration and the concerned authority managing the Mughal road to keep it open for all 12 months,” he said. |
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