Srinagar, Nov. 6 -- Apni Party president Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Thursday said his party would engage with the Government of India to seek restoration of public confidence, protection of the rights of Jammu and Kashmir residents and a peaceful and prosperous future for the region.

Addressing a provincial-level party meeting at its headquarters in Srinagar, Bukhari asked party leaders and workers to remain connected with people and raise their concerns amid what he described as growing political uncertainty, insecurity and public dissatisfaction.

He said Apni Party had a responsibility to provide political direction and raise public grievances, alleging that the elected government had failed to address people's concerns.

Bukhari ...