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Solace for our emotional grievances, solutions to our problems will come from New Delhi: Altaf Bukhari

Says “J&K was destined to be a part of India in 1947, it will always remain so”

K H News Service by K H News Service
February 16, 2024
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Shopian : Reaffirming his unwavering conviction regarding Jammu and Kashmir’s relationship with the rest of the country, Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, on Thursday, said that Jammu and Kashmir was destined to be an integral part of India in 1947, and it will continue to be so.”
Bukhari while addressing a public rally at Kunji in Zainpora area of Shopian district Bukhari urged people to stop being scapegoat of the emotional sloganeering employed by the traditional political parties and their leaders. He said “the emotional slogans and misleading narratives by the traditional political parties have yielded nothing for you, except for leading lakhs of our youth either into jails or graveyards. It is your responsibility to prevent these ruthless politicians from further political exploitation. You must understand that undeniable reality that Jammu and Kashmir was destined to be part of India in 1947, and it will always remain so.”
He went on to say “We have received numerous wounds from the centre, but still, I strongly believe that the solace for our emotional grievances and solutions to our problems will come from New Delhi itself.” He committed that the Apni Party, upon receiving the public mandate, will ensure that the people of Jammu and Kashmir are provided with all the rights guaranteed to citizens by the constitution of the country. He said “I assure you that the Apni Party will never disappoint you. We will ensure that the constitutionally guaranteed rights are restored to the people, and we will protect these rights to the fullest extent of our strength.”
Taking a dig at the traditional political parties Bukhari said “The centre won’t have succeeded in harming the interests of the people of Jammu and Kashmir if local politicians had not supported them in causing such damage. It was the responsibility of the leaders, in whom the people placed their trust, to safeguard our interests.” “Why did these leaders not make any attempt to make Article 370 and 35A permanent even after they held power for years and decades in Jammu and Kashmir?” he asked. “Rather than safeguarding the interests of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, these leaders kept them occupied with false promises and misleading narratives to serve their personal and political interests,” he added.
“The ongoing drug menace is damaging the entire society and ruining the families of the victims who have fallen into the trap of drug abuse,” he added. Talking about the issues of the Wachi constituency and the rest of the areas in Shopian district, Apni Party President said, “I am aware of the problems and challenges that you all are facing here, and I assure you that once we receive the public mandate, we will promptly begin addressing these issues.” He promised that he will take up the issue of Kisan Credit Card (KCC) loan defaulters with the concerned authorise to secure relief for them.He also urged the government to speed up the completion of the Mughal Road tunnel to improve Shopian’s connectivity, making it easier to transport fruits to outside markets. He assured that once his party comes into power, they will create several tourist sites and improve infrastructure in this beautiful district.

K H News Service

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