PDP begins Tosamaidan campaign from Shopian

Srinagar: A meeting was held today at PDP office Shopian presided over by District president People Democratic party Adv. Mohammad Yousuf Bhat, among others present in the meeting were MLA Abdul Razak Zawoora.

According to a statement, other members and office bearers were also present in the meeting. A grave concern was expressed by party district president towards the disguising decision of the concerned authorities for shifting of Tosamaidan shooting site to the forest range of this hilly district.

A deep concern and shock was expressed by the members present in the meeting about the news regarding the shifting of Tosamaidan shooting site to Sangarwani/ Kathohalan/ Heerpora range, it is mentioned here that Heerpora is the first destination of Mughal road where wildlife sanctuary and some tourist spots are also located.

People of south Kashmir in general and Shopian in particular, have been deeply irked by the anti people, anti constitutional proposal of the authorities. Such act is bound to shatter the ecological balance and in turn the horticulture sector will also be badly affected. It has been decided during the meeting that the people of Shopian in general and PDP in particular will raise their strong voice against any such irresponsible move of the concerned authorities and warn the government of dire consequences in case they dont desist from shifting this Shooting site to this forest range of this hilly district.

The spokesman said: It was also decided that all walks of the life and school of thoughts of the district will be taken on board, so that joint strategy could be chalked out to prevent any such move as this revengeful attitude of the authorities towards this hilly area will never be tolerated.

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