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| Dynastic politics kept Srinagar's people trapped in decades of suffering, neglect and exploitation: Bukhari | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Aug 29: Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Saturday said that the "people of Srinagar city have endured decades of neglect and political exploitation, particularly since 1990." He accused the ruling NC of deceiving the people with false promises during the 2024 Assembly elections. He made these remarks today while addressing an event at the Apni Party headquarters in Srinagar. The event was organised to welcome new members into the party fold. People's Conference District President Srinagar Nighat Gul and former Corporator from Nawaz Bazar, Srinagar, Inayat Hussain Mir, along with their associates, formally joined the Apni Party on the occasion.
Giving a warm welcome to the new entrants, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, "I wholeheartedly welcome you all to the Apni Party. I assure you that you will never regret your decision to join this party, because Apni Party is, at its core, a party of the people and is committed to serve the people. This party belongs neither to any individual nor to any particular family. It belongs to the people. Here, we are all equals, and each one of us is committed to serving the people with sincerity, honesty, and dedication."
He further said, "The continuous joining of new members in the Apni Party reflects a growing realisation among the people that the party has always been genuine in its commitment to public issues and the interests of the people. It also shows that those who spread misleading propaganda against the party during the 2024 elections were deceiving people and deliberately creating misunderstandings and confusion among the masses about the Apni Party."
Expressing his grave concern over the pathetic condition of Srinagar city and chronic neglect to its development and growth, Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari said, "Traditional political parties have always neglected Srinagar despite repeatedly receiving the mandate of its people. The residents of the city have suffered from a serious developmental deficit, particularly since 1990. Despite making tall promises and securing the people's mandate time and again, these parties have failed to deliver meaningful development and basic amenities to the people of Srinagar. They have been denied the development, infrastructure, and civic facilities that should have been their rightful share."
He further said, "Although people had voted for change and helped the PDP establish itself by giving it their mandate, hoping that it would emerge as an alternative to the dynastic politics of the NC. But unfortunately, the PDP too eventually turned into a family-based party." |
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