Srinagar May 10: Jammu Kashmir Apni Party Vice President Usman Majid, rallied the masses in a stirring address, urging them to come out in large numbers and vote for Sajad Lone, the candidate backed by the Apni Party. Speaking at a massive gathering in Shahgud area of Naidhkhai Block , Majid emphasized the collective responsibility of every citizen to support the Apni Party-backed candidate and send a strong message to traditional parties.
Majid underscored the significance of the upcoming elections, portraying it as an opportunity for the people to assert their power and effectuate change. “It is our responsibility to vote in favor of Sajad Lone, supported by the Apni Party, and teach these traditional parties a strong lesson,” he stated
In a metaphorical call to action, Majid urged the audience to “hit the apple with our bat” by casting their votes in favor of Sajad Lone. This symbolic gesture aimed to galvanize the crowd into action, emphasizing the importance of unity and collective effort in shaping the future of Jammu and Kashmir.
In his address, Majid underscored the urgent need for change, urging voters to break free from the cycle of entrenched politics and embrace a new vision for the region. He called upon the electorate to come out in large numbers on 20th May and cast their votes in favor of sajad Lone,.
Senior Party Leader, Imtiyaz Parray, also addressed the gathering urged the people to teach these traditional parties a historic lesson in the upcoming Parliament elections. “It’s time for the people of Jammu and Kashmir to send a powerful message to the traditional parties by voting for change,” he emphasized
The impassioned pleas of Majid and Parray resonated deeply with the crowd as they articulated the collective desire for genuine representation and meaningful change. They urged voters to seize the opportunity to shape the future of Jammu and Kashmir by supporting Apni Party backed Candidate Sajad Lone.
The others who spoke on the occasion includes Additional Joint Secretary Kashmir Province Noor Mohammad Bhat and District President Syed Shafat Qazmi.
