Move Symbolises Growing Public Trust in Omar Abdullah-Led Government; MLA Sajjad Shaheen
JK News Today
Banihal, 22 March: In a significant political development, several prominent workers from Congress and PDP today joined the Jammu & Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) in Banihal, further strengthening the party’s grassroots base in the constituency.
The joining programme was held in the presence of MLA Banihal, Sajjad Shaheen, who warmly welcomed the new entrants by garlanding them and formally inducting them into the party fold.
Among the notable new entrants were Molvi Gulam Mohammad ‘Gammi’ from Varnhal and Ghulam Nabi, former Panch, who along with a large number of their supporters joined JKNC. Their induction reflects the growing public confidence in the policies and vision of the National Conference.
Welcoming the new members, Sajjad Shaheen stated that their decision to join JKNC is a testament to the party’s people-centric agenda and its unwavering commitment to addressing public issues at the grassroots level. He emphasized that such developments indicate a positive shift in public sentiment across the constituency.
While addressing the gathering, he assured the people that Banihal is witnessing a revolutionary phase of development, with numerous projects taken up across various sectors over the past one year. He reiterated his commitment to accelerating development and ensuring that the benefits reach every section of society.
The new entrants expressed their faith in the leadership of Omar Abdullah and affirmed their resolve to work collectively for the welfare and development of Banihal.
The leaders highlighted that under the dynamic leadership of Omar Abdullah, Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing renewed momentum towards progress and development, with a strong focus on infrastructure, public services, and inclusive growth.
They added that the present dispensation is committed to ushering in a new era of development, transparency, and good governance, which is resonating strongly with the people across the Union Territory.
The joining of these prominent figures and their supporters is expected to further energize the party cadre in Banihal and significantly strengthen ongoing efforts to address public aspirations and accelerate development in the region.
