*Scores of youngsters including Socio Political Activist Tajamul Ahmad joined JKUM in Srinagar Central Office.*
SRINAGAR 4 May: Jammu Kashmir United Movement on saturday said it received a significant boost as scores youngsters including prominent socio-political worker from Nowgam Tajamul Ahmad among various youth of Srinagar “embraced the vision and agenda” of the party in a Joining program held at Central office of JKUM at Jawahar Nagar, Srinagar spearheaded by its president Sheikh Ishfaq Jabbar through Provincial Coordinator Burhan Khan & Chief Spokesperson Mohd Ejaz.Extending a warm welcome to the new entrants, the JKUM president said, ” JKUM has today shown with utmost clarity that it is a party of the people, where everyone who desires to positively contribute to the well-being and betterment of the local populace is welcome”, he said.”The burgeoning support for our party’s agenda to foster development and restore dignity resonates across the Kashmir Valley. It underscores our commitment to uplift the weaker sections of society and create a conducive environment for growth and development, which common people have been deprived of for decades.””It’s evident that our party leadership’s steadfast efforts to bring about transformative positive change at the grassroots level are being recognized by everyone across J&K. It mirrors the collective desire of the people to prioritize development over emotive political tactics,” he said.He further underlined that JKUM has emerged as a formidable political force that advocates not only for the aspirations and well-being of the people of J&K but also emphasizes on the dignity of every individual.
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