‘Will not allow outsiders to settle in Jammu and Kashmir…’, former minister and chief of his party, Altaf

‘Will not allow outsiders to settle in Jammu and Kashmir…’, former minister and chief of his party, Altaf


Jammu Kashmir Election: The discussion about the assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir is intense. Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir Apni Party President Altaf Bukhari has given a big statement on Saturday (February 11).

Altaf Bukhari said that his party will not allow non-local people to settle in the union territory. He also criticized the campaign being run by the administration to remove encroachment from government land. Former minister Bukhari appealed to the people to maintain peace and promised that all “anti-people” decisions taken by the administration would be overturned after his party came to power.

‘There is no other option’

Speaking to the media in Jammu, Bukhari said, “We will not allow non-locals to settle in Jammu and Kashmir. The land of Jammu and Kashmir belongs to the people here and will remain with them only. A program was organized in Samba to induct Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) youth leader Sunny Sangral into the party.

He took his party membership along with his supporters at the party headquarters in Gandhi Nagar. Expressing concern over the anti-encroachment drive, Bukhari said the government had no option but to regularize unauthorized colonies.

What is campaign?

Please tell that the Jammu and Kashmir administration is removing the encroachment on the government land. Authorities on Thursday (February 9) took possession of a commercial building allegedly built by BJP leader Sofi Yusuf on government land in Srigufwara in Anantnag district. Officials said that the building has been sealed to free the state land from encroachers. He told that after knowing about the construction on government land, the building with 20 shops was first taken over by the Revenue Department.

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