Clean sweep of Irfan Rafiq panel in JKPP city convention

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Rawalkot (Azad Times News) The city convention of the Jammu Kashmir People’s (JKPP) Party held city Rawalkot. Irfan Rafiq will be elected as the president and Mamun Sagheer as the general secretary for the next term.

There were two candidates for the post of JKPP President and General Secretary. There was a contest between Irfan Rafiq and Khalid Mehmood for the post of President.

Irfan Rafiq got 129 votes while his opponent Khalid Mehmood got 101 votes. On the post of General Secretary, Maum Sagheer got 111 votes while his competitor Arshad Khan got 90 votes. Altaf Mana has won the post of chief organizer by getting 129 votes.

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