Mukhtar Waza re-elected as J&K Peoples League Chairman

Srinagar, Nov 23: Today an extra ordinary meeting was held at the Central Office of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples League. The meeting was attended by all the Central & District members. In the meeting the report of Peoples League four member committee head Ex-General secretary Mohammad Ashraf Vaid was discussed. Pertinent to mention here the Peoples League Central Council body was dissolved four months ago and the said four member Committee was declared to have some brief conversation with all the members of the party. In this regard the committee nominated the Body which was discussed today’s meeting.

In the meeting, the all attendants consensually elected Mukhtar Ahmad Waza as the chairman of party for the period of two years. It was also decided the in future Mukhtar Ahmad Waza will represent the People League as the Executive Member of All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC).

Among others the meeting was attended by Mohd Ashraf Vaid, Sheikh Zahoor Ahmad, Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi, Shakeel ul Rehman, Jaffar Kashmiri, Shabir Ahmad Bhat, Er Fayaz Ahmad, Dr Rashid Wani, Adv Abdul Ahmad Qadri, Adv Naseem Qadir, Tahoor Ahmad, Mohd Iqbal Bhat, Mastar Mohd Maqbool, Ghulam Ahmad Mir, Majid Sofi, Javaid Ahmad Wani, rouf Kashmiri and others.

Following after his appointment as the chairman of Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza said, I thank the people present here who chooses me as the chairman of party for next tenure. 

“Like in past I will look forward to address Kashmir issue as per the UNO resolution and aspiration of Kashmiri People on International level.” Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza said that it is proud moment for Peoples League that the recent two chairmen have achieved the goal of martyrdom during the ongoing Kashmir Struggle.

He said that history is witness that Peoples League itself is the movement, and some people for cheap publicity are spewing venom against the Peoples League, Waza said if they are really sympathisers of movement then they should come forward and should accept the present leadership of  People League.