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Muzaffarabad (Azadi Tiimes) – The spokesperson for the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Election Commission has issued a press release emphasizing the mandatory requirement for all Kashmir Council members to declare their assets, along with those of their dependent wives and children, before June 30 each year. The details of these assets must be submitted to the Election Commission by December 31 of the same year.

However, as of the current financial year 2021-22, certain members of the Kashmir Council have failed to comply with this requirement. Notable members who have not yet submitted their asset details include Shuja Khurshid Rathore, Muhammad Hanif, and Sardar Syab Khalid.

Similarly, under Section 78 Sub-section (4) of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Elections Act 2020, every member of the Legislative Assembly is obligated to submit details of their assets, along with those of their dependent wives and children, before June 30 each year. These details must also be compiled on stamp paper and submitted to the Election Commission by December 31 of the same year.

Regrettably, several honorable members of the Legislative Assembly have yet to fulfill this obligation for the financial year 2021-22. The list of members who have not submitted their asset details includes:

Here are the constituencies listed in columns and rows:

Mirpur ConstituencyBhimbar ConstituencyPoonch and Sidhnuti ConstituencyNeelam ConstituencyMuzaffarabad ConstituencyJammu ConstituencyValley Constituency
Azhar SadiqWaqar Ahmad NoorSardar Mir Akbar KhanShah Ghulam QadirSardar Muhammad JavedHafiz Hamid RazaAamir Abdul Ghaffar Loan
Chaudhry Qasim MajeedAnwar HaqSardar Abdul Qayyum Khan NiaziMian Abdul WaheedSyed Bazal Ali NaqviMohammad Akmal SargalaGhulam Mohiuddin Dewan
Zafraqbal MalikSardar Hasan Ibrahim KhanKhawaja Farooq AhmedRaja Muhammad SiddiqueMuhammad Asim Sharif
Chaudhry Mohammad AkhlaqMs. Shahida SagheerRaja Farooq Haider KhanAbdul Majid Khan
Nisar Ansar AbdaliSardar Muhammad Hussain Khan
Sardar Atiq Ahmad Khan
Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan

Additionally, members of the Legislative Assembly who hold reserved seats are also required to declare their assets. Failure to comply with this requirement by January 15, 2023, may result in the suspension of membership until the submission of asset details, as per Section 78 Sub-section (6) of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Elections Act 2020.

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