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GNS JAMMU  December :  On successful struggle and initiative of Syed Kabir Shah & Adv. Majid Shah  number of prominent persons led by Ajay Kumar Sharma, Digvijay Singh,Raj Kumari, Adv.Anil Vijay Kumar, & Ishtiaq Ahmad Kataria joined PDP in an impressive function at PDP office, Gandhinagar, Jammu in presence of senior PDP leaders S.T.S. Bajwa, Vice President, Ved Mahajan, Sd. H.S. Sodhdi, Bushan Lal Dogra, Sunil Bhat, Mrs. Sushila Jamwal, Geeta Thakur, Anju Bhan, S.Sukhwinder Singh, Chatter Singh Saini, Digvijay Singh. Vimal Sharma, Master Bhagwan Dass and many others. While welcoming them in the Party-fold S. T.S. Bajwa said that PDP is the only Party who can solve the problems of the general masses. Shile speaking on the occasion Syed Kabir Shah said during the tenure of Jenab Mufti Mohd. Sayed as chief Minister equal development of all the three regions was taken and no discrimination was made with any region and people problems were solved to the greater extent. Mr. Ved Mahajan said that we should strengthen the hands of Mtr. Mehbooba Mufti, President, PDP as she is the only dynamic leader who can come upto the expectations of the people of the State -

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