Gilgit (Staff Reporter) – Muhammad Elias Siddiqui, the MMA candidate for Gilgit Constituency One, has officially launched his election campaign from his native Sajadia neighborhood. Speaking at a public gathering, he outlined his manifesto and future ambitions. Siddiqui said Gilgit feels like home and he has stepped onto the field driven by a desire to serve its people. He emphasized his deep familiarity with the issues of Constituency One and clarified that his goal is not merely politics but to become the voice of this neglected segment that has been ignored in the past. Siddiqui stressed that the MMA believes in politics of honor and service, and that they have entered the arena to change the constituency’s destiny. He added that the public is now awakened and demands concrete actions over empty promises. He pledged that, if given the chance to serve, he will work urgently to improve health, education, and basic infrastructure. Residents present at the event warmly welcomed Siddiqui, offered flower petals, and affirmed their support. This campaign kickoff has heightened political activity in the constituency.
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