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Usman Majid intensifies election campaign

He vowed to address the concerns of these historically marginalised groups, alongside the socially disadvantaged castes, ensuring they are no longer sidelined on the path to a more equitable future
06:52 AM Sep 13, 2024 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
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Srinagar, Sep 12: Former Minister and MLA Bandipora, Usman Majid, on Thursday intensified his election campaign across the Bandipora constituency.

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According to a press release, Majid addressed a series of meetings in various areas of the Bandipora constituency, including Bagh, Pethkoot, Bunkoot, Aloosa, Ahamsharief, Mantrigam, Sonerwani, Arin and other upper reaches. On the occasion, dozens of political workers from the Congress Party joined forces with Usman Majid.

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These meetings were part of his ongoing efforts to strengthen his support base and reach out to every corner of Bandipora. Addressing the gatherings, Majid said, "Our movement is reaching every household in Bandipora, and we are committed to ensuring equitable development across the region. The trust people have placed in me, reflected in the joining of new members, is a testament to the awareness and discernment of Bandipora’s citizens, who judge leadership on merit."

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Majid reiterated his commitment to the welfare and socio-economic upliftment of the Gujjar, Bakerwal, and Pahari communities in Bandipora. He vowed to address the concerns of these historically marginalised groups, alongside the socially disadvantaged castes, ensuring they are no longer sidelined on the path to a more equitable future.

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"We will end the backwardness of the community by implementing welfare schemes specifically designed for them. Our focus will be on improving healthcare and education for the children of the Scheduled Tribe (ST) community, ensuring they have access to the resources they need to thrive," he saidemphasised.

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