SRINAGAR: A group of prominent political activists from the Kreeri area of North Kashmir's Baramulla district joined Apni Party on Friday in the presence of the party president, Syed Altaf Bukhari, during an event organized at the party's head office in Srinagar.

The new entrants included a prominent businessman, Haji Ghulam Hassan Wani, Syed Bahaul Haq, Ghulam Rasool Banday, Hilal Ahmad Akhoon, Mohammad Arif Wani, Shabir Ahmad Wani, Bilal Ahmad Wani, Syed Shamsul Haq, Syed Bilal Ahmad, Syed Aijaz Ahmad, Syed Waseem Shabir, Ghulam Mohammad, and others. Besides Syed Altaf Bukhari, the party leaders, including the party in charge for Kreeri, Shabir Ahmad Shah, senior leader Noor-ud-Din Andrabi, and others, were present.

On this occasion, Syed Altaf Bukhari greeted the new entrants into the party fold.
"I wholeheartedly welcome you all to the Apni Party, and I am sure your joining would strengthen the party further in Kreeri Baramulla." Bukhari said.

He added that the increasing number of enthusiastic political activists and workers joining the Apni Party across Jammu and Kashmir reflects the widespread public acceptance the party is garnering with each passing day. 

"This, I firmly believe, is attributed to our unambiguous political narrative and a clear-cut vision that has earned the trust of the people and fueled their eagerness to collaborate with our party," he added.

Syed Altaf Bukhari assured the new entrants that the entire party leadership would fully support them as they venture out to serve the people in their respective areas.

SRINAGAR: Apni Party President Altaf Bukhari on Wednesday said his party is dedicated to serving permanent peace and enduring prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir.

Apni Party is dedicated to serving the people and striving for permanent peace and enduring prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir, a party press release said here today.
Addressing a gathering of new entrants who joined Apni Party today at an event organised at the party headquarters in Srinagar Bukhari said, “our focus is to serve the people and strive towards peace and prosperity for this land.

“I assure you that this platform will provide the perfect opportunity for you to serve the people in your respective areas”, he told the news entrants.
He said, “the number of political leaders and workers joining our party is a testament to their belief in our agenda and policies”.

“We consider experienced political workers and activists to be our valuable assets, as they possess the skills and knowledge necessary to implement our people-friendly agenda effectively”, he added. (UNI)

SRINAGAR: Junaid Azim Mattu has announced to have tendered his resignation as President of Youth wing of Altaf Bukhari led Jammu Kashmir Apni Party. 

Taking to microblogging site Twitter, Mattu, as per GNS, wrote; "Have tendered my resignation as the Youth President of @Apnipartyonline." I thank Party President @AltafBukhari01 Sb for this responsibility and also extend gratitude to the @YouthJKAP team (sic)."

"With all humility at my command, I extend my full support to my successor and the party", the tweet reads further. (GNS)

"Many parts of the city are lacking a proper drainage system to effectively flush out waste."

Addressing a party convention held at the party headquarters in Srinagar Bukhari asserted that not only did the previous governments fail to ensure adequate development in Srinagar areas, but the incumbent administration is also falling short in providing the necessary facilities to the residents of the city.
He said, “The information pouring in suggests that many areas across the city face power outages even during the ongoing holy month of Ramzan. Some areas experience power curtailments even during the Sehri and Iftar hours as well”.
“This, he said, shows administrative inefficiency of the officials responsible for ensuring the required power supply to the residents.”
“I am also told that there is an acute shortage of the landed cost (subsidised) rice at the ration ghats in Srinagar, which is causing marginalized sections of society to face great difficulty in obtaining their due quotas of rice. “He added.
Apni Party President urged the Lieutenant Government administration to take the required initiatives to ensure a swift redressal of the issues people facing in Srinagar in terms of the lack of development and required facilities. (UNI)