Chief reporter Sardar (Chief Reporter) reports that political activity in Gilgit‑Baltistan has accelerated ahead of the anticipated 2026 elections, with leaders of various political and religious parties taking to the field. In this context, Sheikh Akbar Rajai, leader of the Unity Council of Muslims and former member of the assembly, announced his candidacy for the election. In a statement, Sheikh Akbar Rajai said he has always been active from the high courts to the streets and crossroads in support of every oppressed person and against every oppressor, and will continue public service with the same zeal. He added that supporting bold leaders such as Allama Raja Nasir Abbas Jafri and the hopeful Aga Ali Rizvi, who represent the deprived and struggling people of Gilgit‑Baltistan, is his national and political duty. He clarified that with this mindset and determination he has decided to contest the 2026 election, and if the public places its trust in him, he will, after winning, undertake vigorous actions for regional development, provision of basic facilities, and the welfare of the people. Sheikh Akbar Rajai strongly condemned the organization of dance and music gatherings in Kharmang, calling them contrary to social values and demanding strict condemnation. He urged serious consideration of such matters to keep society moving in a positive direction. He reaffirmed his commitment to continue fighting for public rights and regional progress on every platform.
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