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Apni Party welcomes 200 youths as Bukhari urges political engagement
Nearly 200 young people joined the Apni Party in Jammu.
About 100 other prominent citizens from Arnia also joined.
Party president Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari welcomed them.
He said young people should help shape Jammu and Kashmir’s future.
He asked them to stay involved in their communities and public life.
Bukhari said healthcare, jobs, electricity and drinking water are important needs.
He supported National Health Mission workers who are asking for better pay.
He also criticized problems with hospital services, electricity charges and government offices.
He said leaders should provide basic services and act more transparently.
Apni Party president Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari welcomed nearly 200 youths and about 100 prominent citizens from Arnia.
Former NSUI joint secretary Tavleen Bobarai joined the party during a programme at its Jammu headquarters.
Bukhari urged young people to participate in political and social affairs and remain connected with their communities.
He identified healthcare, unemployment, electricity, drinking water and accountable governance as key political priorities.
Bukhari called National Health Mission employees’ higher-remuneration demands legitimate and sought better healthcare access and administrative accountability.
- Who
- Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari, former NSUI joint secretary Tavleen Bobarai, nearly 200 youths and about 100 citizens from Arnia.
- What
- The new entrants joined the Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party, while Bukhari called for greater youth participation and attention to basic services.
- Where
- At the Apni Party headquarters in Jammu; the citizens were from Arnia.
- When
- Wednesday, September 16.
- Why
- Bukhari said youth involvement was needed for political change and highlighted healthcare, employment, utilities and accountable governance as public priorities.
Key facts
- Party
- Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party
- Party president
- Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari
- Youth entrants
- Nearly 200
- Other entrants
- Around 100 prominent citizens from Arnia
- New member named
- Tavleen Bobarai, former NSUI joint secretary
- Key issues raised
- Healthcare, unemployment, electricity, drinking water and accountable governance
- Health workers
- National Health Mission employees seeking higher remuneration
Quotes
Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari
President of the Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party
“You have to bring the change. Until you bring the change, the politics of Jammu and Kashmir will not improve.”
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“We don’t ask for the moon and stars. We ask for the necessities of life.”
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