Early Times Report
Srinagar, Jan 28 : In the political landscape of Kashmir, the Apni Party led by Altaf Bukhari and the Peoples Conference led by Sajad Gani Lone have chosen a strategic path of silence, opting to observe from the sidelines as traditional parties– National Conference (NC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Congress – grapple with the challenge of reaching a consensus on seat-sharing agreements for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
The conspicuous silence from the Apni Party and Peoples Conference has sparked intrigue among political observers and analysts, who believe that this calculated approach may position them as formidable contenders in the region.
The ongoing infighting and lack of consensus among the INDIA bloc constituents, comprising NC, PDP, and Congress, have created an opportune environment for newer entrants to make their mark.
Analysts suggest that the Apni Party and Peoples Conference could exploit the internal strife within the traditional political fa The lack of consensus among the INDIA bloc constituents have created an opportune environment for newer entrants.
Apni Party and Peoples Conference can exploit the internal strife within the traditional political factions.
Both PC and Apni Party will have to work hard, promises alone cannot help their cause.
However, political observers caution that mere silence and strategic positioning will not be sufficient for the Apni Party and Peoples Conference to secure a foothold in Kashmir’s political landscape. “Both PC and Apni Party will have to work hard to strike a chord with voters, as promises alone cannot help their cause,” opined an observer.
The leaders of Apni Party and Peoples Conference, Altaf Bukhari and Sajad Gani Lone respectively, are yet to reveal their strategies for the upcoming elections. Their reticence has fueled speculation about the potential alliances, policy initiatives, and electoral promises they might unveil when the time is right.
The complex socio-political fabric of Kashmir demands a nuanced and sensitive approach from any political entity seeking to establish itself. | 