| NC deprived Srinagar's residents of their social, economic and political rights: Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Aug 23: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Sunday said that the "people of Srinagar city have always supported the National Conference, but the party has deprived them of their social, political, and economic rights." He said that the Apni Party is committed to working for the upliftment and development of the people of Srinagar city.
He made these remarks today while addressing a public meeting at Brain Nishat in Srinagar. The event was organised to welcome prominent political and social leader Amir Bhat and his associates into the party fold.
Bhat was previously associated with the Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP).
On the occasion, Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari declared Amir Bhat as the party's face in Srinagar's Khanyar constituency and assured him of the party's full support in his efforts to serve the people.
Addressing the occasion, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, People of Srinagar city are grappling with a range of issues and yet the government seems least bothered about them.
He said, "People in the city lack adequate housing, with three to four families often living under a single roof in many areas. There are also limited livelihood opportunities, leaving even educated youth unemployed and without hope for a better future. This situation persists despite the people of Srinagar having consistently supported the ruling National Conference. Despite being in power for decades, the NC has failed to address the basic needs and aspirations of the people of the city."
He further said, "Apni Party wants to improve the living standards of the people of Srinagar and ensure that they have access to adequate housing, employment opportunities, and sufficient public infrastructure. The party is committed to addressing the basic needs of the people and creating better opportunities for a dignified and prosperous life."
He also talked about the several public issues that people in brain Nishat are facing. He said, "I have been informed about the range of pressing public issues that the people here are facing. -
He said young leaders like Amir Bhat now have a vital responsibility to help transform the future of Srinagar city and its people. "Srinagar has been chronically neglected and overlooked, even by those who remained in power for decades. It is now time for young and committed leaders to work for the development and welfare of the city and restore its rightful place," he said. |
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