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‘Govts will come and go, we are with you’, PDP workers tell Mehbooba

K H News Service by K H News Service
July 24, 2018
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Srinagar: Party workers and activists from Sonawari assembly segment on Monday called on the President Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mehbooba Mufti, at her Srinagar residence, extending their full support to the party while reiterating the pledge to strengthen the PDP at the grass-roots.
Hundreds of parts workers and activists hailing from six blocks of Sonawari assembly segment including Sumbal, Ganistan, Nowgham, Hajin, Naidkhai and Madwan met the former chief minister and PDP president, extending their full support to PDP while reiterating that the process to carry forward party’s mission to every household shall continue a top most priority for them.
The workers and activists led by Sub Zone President Sonawari, Dr Ali Mohammad and Block President Ganistan Nazir Ahmad Sheikh were in unison stating that the PDP has once again proven that the interests of the people of the state are supreme for it than power and that the party has been in the forefront to set an example how principles cannot be battened against petty grains. “Governments will come and go but we want to tell you that we are with you and will continue to remain steadfast in our resolve to carry forward the mission of the PDP which is to accord a dignified life to the people of the state and make them witness a peace and tranquil state,” workers told the party President.
They also assured the party president that at this crucial stage when vested interests are hell bent to suppress the just voice of the PDP, the party shall remain united in its efforts to uphold the principles of objectivity, justice and righteousness.
“PDP is a party that has inspired the perturbed masses of the state to look beyond the horizons and hope for the better and prosperous tomorrow. It is not an individual centric party but in itself is an institution that has been speaking truth to power since its inception and striving hard to put an end to bloodshed, mayhem and chaos that remained the hallmark of the state’s previous regimes,” party workers stated during their meeting with the PDP president.
They were also unanimous in their assertions for more rigorous campaigns to foil the nefarious designs of those elements who have been tasked to suppress the just voice-the party has been raising since its foundation.
“Every since person in the state at present is aware of the ideology and the state of the PDP which include talks with Pakistan and separatists, withdrawal of the cases against the stone pelters, implementation of the ceasefire on ground and measures to be taken for successful dialogue and reconciliation. Such a stand is the stand of the already violence torn people of the state. The party has once again proved that it is not going to barter peoples aspirations for power. If need arises, it will not hesitance in rendering even more sacrifices for the people and their well being,” workers while speaking to the party president said.

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