In a notable demonstration of unity and purpose, the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Conference (JKPC) convened a significant meeting at the residence of Irfan Mattoo’s in Koker Masjid Nawakadal.
The meeting witnessed the distinguished presence of Senior Vice president Abdul Gani Vakil Provincial Secretary Kashmir, Irfan Mattoo District President Nazir ud din Baba Tehsil president Eidgah Ghulam Hassan Wani Ward President Kawadara, Khursheed Ahmad Bhat, Ward President Rathpora, Shafat Ahmad Dar Convenor Sangam Gulzar Ahmad Dar block president sangam Ghulam Ahmad dar Halqa secretary Badiwudar Bilal Ahmad Dar ward president Mujgund Jameela ji mudasir Ahmad bhat block president Kreshbal Abdul Ahad Najar and vice block president mohd maqbool dar coordinator Ali Mohd Mir Halwa President Guzarbal Aqib Ahmad Shah Add Secretary and yasir Ahmad Shah.
The gathering served as a platform for party members to engage in comprehensive discussions, exchange ideas, and strategize to address the region’s pressing issues and advance its development. These meetings play a pivotal role in aligning the party’s objectives with the needs and aspirations of the people.
Provincial Secretary Kashmir, Irfan Mattoo, underscored the significance of such meetings in facilitating a deeper understanding of the challenges facing the region and in formulating effective solutions. He encouraged active participation from all members, emphasizing the collective commitment required to achieve the party’s goals.
Provincial secretary kashmir irfan Mattoo and Ward President Kawadara, Khursheed Ahmad Bhat, lent their valuable insights and experiences to the discussions, enriching the deliberations with their community-centric perspectives. Their presence reinforced the party’s unwavering commitment to grassroots engagement and the leadership’s dedication to serving the people.
The meeting held in Koker Masjid Nawakadal symbolizes JKPC’s commitment to inclusivity and its resolve to comprehensively address the region’s challenges. As the party continues its efforts to shape a brighter future for Jammu and Kashmir, gatherings like these remain instrumental in shaping its strategies and initiatives, guided by the collective vision of its members.
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