Showkat Pandith

30/11/2025

30/11/2025

Dear leader, you're in my thoughts and prayers. May Allah's blessings and protection be upon you, guiding you towards a path of wisdom and compassion.

Er Rashid

29/11/2025

Inshallah the voice of north Kashmir will resound victoriously once more in Parliament

Er Rashid
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28/11/2025

The sacrifices of dear leader Er Rashid will never be forgotten

Er Rashid ゚

28/11/2025

for the people of Baramulla Parliamentary Constituency
Delhi Court Allows Jailed Mp Er Rashid to Attend Parliament
Rules MP to bear only transportation costs, not police es**rt charges

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27/11/2025

See you in Parliament inshallah 🤲🤲
Er Rashid

23/11/2025

18/11/2025

AIP Visits Family of Inspector Asrar Shah in Dragmulla; Also Condoles with MLA Kupwara

Kupwara | Nov 18: Awami Itihaad Party (AIP) today visited the family of Inspector Asrar Shah at Dragmulla, Kupwara, who tragically lost his life in the Nowgam Police Station blast. The party expressed deep sorrow and solidarity with the bereaved family.

The delegation was led by Senior AIP Leader and MLA Langate Sheikh Khursheed, who was accompanied by Firdous Baba, Showkat Pandith, Advocate Dawood and Advocate Shahnawaz.

In a statement, AIP Chief Spokesperson Inam Un Nabi said the loss of Inspector Asrar Shah is “irreparable and heartbreaking,” adding that AIP stands firmly with the family in this moment of immense grief.
“Inspector Shah served with dedication and courage. His sacrifice will always be remembered, and we share the pain of his loved ones,” Inam Un Nabi said.

The delegation offered prayers for the departed soul and conveyed heartfelt sympathies to the grieving family, assuring them of full support.

Later, the AIP delegation also visited Kupwara to offer condolences to MLA Kupwara Fayaz Ahmad Mir, whose uncle passed away recently. The party expressed solidarity with the legislator’s family, praying for peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family.

11/11/2025

MP Er Rashid , Lodged in Tihar Jail, Announces a 2-Day Hunger Strike from 12th November 2025 (Wednesday, 9 AM) to Condemn the Delhi Blast, Mourn the Loss of Innocent Lives, Appeal to Kashmiri Youth to Shun Violence, and Urge All Stakeholders to Give Genuine Peace a Chance and Uphold the Values of Humanity and Non-Violence.
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27/10/2025

Showkat Pandit Urges J&K Lawmakers to Raise Issue of Daily Wager’s Death in Assembly

Langate, Oct 27: Awami Ittehad Party (AIP) leader and former BDC Chairman Langate, Showkat Hassan Pandit, has appealed to all members of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly to raise the issue of daily wage workers who lose their lives while on duty.

Pandit said these workers serve shoulder-to-shoulder with permanent employees but are denied the basic rights and benefits they deserve. He called the matter a serious humanitarian concern that demands urgent attention from the government.

“Daily wagers work tirelessly to keep essential services running, yet their families are left helpless when tragedy strikes. It is time the Assembly adopts a joint resolution to ensure protection and welfare measures for their families,” Pandit said.

Referring to the latest incident, he expressed deep sorrow over the death of a daily wage worker, Javed Ahmad Paray, son of Mohammad Ramzan Paray, a resident of Ujroo Langate, who lost his life while on duty in the Power Development Department (PDD). Pandit said it was unfortunate that the department failed to provide any immediate assistance to the bereaved family.

He urged all legislators and the Chief Minister to honor their election promises and raise this issue in the ongoing Assembly session.

“Leaders across parties promised to speak for daily wagers during election campaigns. Now is the time to act, not just speak,” Pandit added.

23/10/2025

*Opposing Daily Wager Bill Is Betrayal of Poor Workers: Showkat Pandit*

Senior Awami Ittehad Party (AIP) leader and former BDC Chairman Langate, Showkat Hassan Pandit, on Tuesday said that the Bill for Daily Wagers is not just about salaries but about justice, dignity, and survival of thousands of families who have kept essential services running for years.

Pandit said that daily wagers, who work in harsh conditions without job security, have built the backbone of public infrastructure across Jammu and Kashmir. “They are the ones who keep our water flowing, our lights on, and our roads clear. Denying them fair treatment is an injustice to humanity,” he said.

He warned that anyone who stands against this bill is standing against the poor families who have served the government selflessly for decades. “Opposing this bill means turning your back on the sweat and sacrifice of our working class. It means denying justice to those who have given their lives to public service without recognition,” Pandit added.

He urged the legislators to pass the bill unanimously, calling it a test of their commitment to the people. “This is about human rights and social justice. The Assembly must act with conscience,” Pandit said.

He appealed to all parties to rise above politics and support the workers’ cause.