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| Congress workers call on Niaz, extend congratulations | | | Jammu | Feb 28
To celebrate the successful unopposed election of Mohammad Sharief Niaz, as MLC in the Upper House various Congress party workers and prominent citizens from all over the state came in different delegations to the residence of Mr. Niaz for conveying their heartiest congratulations to their beloved leader.
The delegations among other who visited from Kulgam, Kashmir led by Mohd. Yousuf and Fazal Hussain, from Mahore Udhampur, he deputation was led by Choudhary Mohd. Akram Sarpanch , from Magam Srinagar the deputation was led by Ghulam Hassan Baba, from Rajouri District the deputation was headed by Muncipal Councillor Mustaq Ahmed nd another led by Gian Chand and Jai Singh Chouhan from Bhaderwah, from Marwa District Doda led by Sh. Ghulam Mohd. Sheikh, from Paddar of District Doda the procession was led by Ashok Kumar Tikoo and Warwan from tehsil Kishtwar headed by Farooq Ahmed Hajam, from Doru the procession was led by Muncipal Councillor Fatima Begum, from Sopian it was led by Fiaz Ahmed, from Haiderpura Kashmir the deputation led by Abdul Rashid Bhatt.
In their address all the speakers congratulated Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad for the nomination of Mohammad Sharief Niaz for council election. They lauded that Niaz had strengthen the Congress Party in the state on gross root level and he has put his door open for the public to redress their genuine problems all the times. They also praised for his performance during the tenure of his Ministry of Power. They strongly demanded that Niaz be inducted into Cabinet on the forthcoming expansion of Council of Ministers. They hail the decision taken for introducing "Roshi Act and creation of eight new Districts as well Sub Divisions and Tehsil etc." by the Hon'ble Chief Minister Jenab Ghulam Nabi Azad. They also thanks for inclusion of Shri Niaz as Member Legislative Council as he is a gross level worker of the party having a good reputation among the people all over the state and among party workers. |
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