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Political activists from Baramulla district join Apni Party

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September 29, 2020
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SRINAGAR : Various political activists including panchayat representatives from different areas of Baramulla district mainly from Sangrama constituency on Monday joined the Apni Party, a party spokesman said in a statement.

All the new entrants were welcomed by the party spokesman and former legislator Javid Baig and Party’s district president Baramulla and former MLA Sangrama Shoaib Lone, said the spokesman.

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“We welcome the new entrants into party fold and expect them to work tirelessly as a team to address the sufferings of common people in their respective areas. We would also like that they will put in all their efforts to strengthen the party base in their respective areas and spread the Party’s message and agenda on socio-economic development of people,” Baig observed on this occasion.

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