Srinagar : Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, on Wednesday, submitted his nomination papers for the Chanapora assembly constituency. He was accompanied by contingent of workers, supporters, and senior party leaders.
After filing his nomination papers, Syed Mohammad Bukhari appealed voters of Chanpora to vote for him and support his vision for transforming Chanapora through extensive infrastructure development and initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of its residents. He also reiterated that Apni Party is contesting these elections independently, neither seeking nor offering support to any other party. Bukhari was accompanied by a large number of his workers, supporters, and prominent party leaders as he proceeded to the office of the Returning Officer in Srinagar to file his nomination papers.
The event was marked by enthusiastic chants from the party workers and supporters, who voiced their unwavering support for their leader. On this occasion, an impressive road show, consisting of hundreds of vehicles, was organised by the workers and supporters, making its way through LalChowk and surrounding areas en route to the Returning Officer’s office at the SMC office in Srinagar.
After filing his nomination papers, Syed Mohammad AltafBukhari appealed to people to vote for him and support his vision for a transformative change in the Chanapora constituency. In his message to the people, he said “I appeal the people of Chanapora to give me their vote and support so that I can implement my vision for the transformative development and prosperity of this constituency. I assure you that I will not let you down. This constituency is my home, and I have both the will and the potential to ensure positive and transformative change here, with widespread infrastructure development and a range of initiatives aimed at the economic prosperity of the people.”
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