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JKPM refutes media reports on "Shah Faesal" quitting active politics
10/12/2019 10:54:46 PM
Asif Iqbal Naik

Early Times Report

Jammu, Oct 12: The office bearers of Jammu and Kashmir People's Movement (JKPM) today refuted the media reports on former IAS officer Shah Faisal quitting politics added that same is a self made propaganda spread being spread by mischievous elements.
As per the details available with Early Times, meeting of office bearers and workers of JKPM form Chenab valley was held today under the chairmanship of advocate Nazim Qazi, State executive member and incharge Chenab valley in which Iqbal Hussain Bhat, another state executive member for JKPM were present and condemn the false propoganda of quieting politics by Party president Dr Shah Faesal.
Speaking to Early Times, Nazim Qazi vociferously stated that rumours with regard to the quieting of politics by the party president Dr. Shah Faesal is totally false, frivolous and without any substance. He said that there is no iota of reality in it added that the message which went viral in the media is far from the truth. "These are all rumours published by the vested interested people who want to defame the party" said Iqbal Bhat added that Shah Faesal is still under detention and further course of action of the party will be taken only after his release from the detention. He warned the people against such vested interest persons and calls them to restrain from publishing these fictious messages and further said that otherwise party will take stern action under the law against these culprits
"Public at large are informed not to give any heed to these rumours published and being spreaded by some vested interested people" Butt maintain.
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