Ahad Shahib Sopori’s (RA) grandson joins PDP
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Thursday, 27 February 2014
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“Pro people
policies of PDP influenced me to join party”: Gulrez Mushtaq
Srinagar: Gulrez Mushtaq, the grandson of highly
respected darvesh and spiritual personality late Ahad Shahib Sopori (RA)
popularly know as Ahad BabThursday joined the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The party president Mehbooba
Mufti welcomed Mr Gulrez into the party fold along with his hundreds of
supporters at her official Gupkar residence. Gulrez an MBA graduate from the
renowned Cardiff Metropolitan University, United Kingdom; Gulrez has worked in
London and Dubai.
Speaking on the
occasion, Gulrez said that the pro-people people agenda of PDP and its
performance in government and in opposition had influenced him to join the
party. He said the PDP during its brief stint in the government totally
transformed the volatile situation that existed before 2002 and created an
atmosphere of peace and tranquility by giving a new and positive direction to
the peace and governance issues of the state. “Today once again the state is
caught in the worst situation of kind where misgovernance, corruption, nepotism
and above all anti youth policies have become the hallmark of the ruling
dispensation, therefore I consider it my moral duty to come forward and help in
getting rid off the present inefficient, insensitive system, “ he said.
He said Sopore,
once an economically vibrant area has been the first and the worst victim of
the turbulent times with the result the area has been pushed to backwardness in
all the fields. Gulrez said the area has been systematically wronged, exploited
and the youth have been worst sufferers. “Therefore, while as I would use my
energies to mobilize the youth all across the state, but Sopore is going to be
my main focus,” he said. He impressed upon the party president that special
attention has to be given to the area, so as to create a new system of justice.
Referring to the
services of his late grandfather, Ahad Shahib (RA), who helped people till the
last of his breath, Gulzar said that he would like to follow the footsteps of
his grandfather and contribute positively to build a new, prosperous J&K.
On the occasion,
Waheed-ur-Rehman Parra, youth wing in charge; Yasir Reshi, senior leader, Arif
Amin and others were present.
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