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No one on earth can stop AIP from becoming the real alternative: Er Rasheed | KNO

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Srinagar, May 23 (KNO) : While accepting people’s verdict, AIP President and Party’s candidate for Baramulla Parliamentary constituency Er Rasheed Thursday said that results are much encouraging for AIP and no one on earth can stop AIP from becoming alternative to NC, PDP and other regional parties. In a statement issued to KNO, Er Rasheed said, “The spirit of democracy needs to be respected and all those who have won the elections deserve congratulations. However AIP has proved all political analysis’s wrong and has shown excellent performance by improving its performance beyond imagination.” He said those who used to accuse AIP of dividing votes should realize that party was not there to divide votes but to give a befitting fight despite all compulsions and the results have proved all those forces wrong who claimed to be lone warriors of Kashmiris. Er Rasheed while thanking AIP cadres said that party is thankful to every single voter and party colleagues who voted and worked for an ideology and have laid a strong foundation stone for the future. “AIP promises to follow its pro-people agenda with consistency and sincerity. One should not forget that AIP decided at the eleventh hour to contest the elections and without a proper cadre the party volunteers succeeded in sending a deep message to the masses that AIP has the potential to replace those who have given Kashmiris nothing except disappointments and false promises,” he said. Er Rasheed reiterated his appeal to sincere political workers to join AIP and become part of a change which will not only ensure a leadership that represents sentiments, sacrifices and aspiration of masses but will also give them best and corruption free governance.(KNO)

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