APNI Party held a protest in Srinagar, demanding an increase in the ration quota for the people of Kashmir Valley. The demonstrators, including many women, held placards and chanted slogans pressing for their demands, including uninterrupted electricity supply. The Provincial President of APNI Party, Mohammad Ashraf Mir, spoke to media persons, stating that they only held the protest because there is no elected government existing in Jammu and Kashmir. They hope the authorities will address their demands for greater access to vital commodities. However, several party activists and leaders were detained by police and not allowed to take a march outside their office in Srinagar. Kashmir Valley has been struggling amid the pandemic, with limited access to basic necessities. APNI Party called on authorities to take action to improve the situation for those living in the region.
Apni Party Demands Increase in Ration Quota for Kashmir Amid Protest
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