The J&K Nationalist People’s Front is joined by the incarcerated separatist leader Nayeem Khan’s brother
On Monday, Munir Ahmad Khan, an imprisoned separatist leader’s brother, became a member of the Jammu and Kashmir Nationalist People’s Front (JKNPF).
Munir Khan made a declaration in this respect on Monday during a news conference in Srinagar.
“JKNPF membership is not a huge problem. The important thing is to become popular and provide a path for the next generation. I joined the party because I discovered that it is the only one that can draw in more young people. Speaking to reporters, Khan said, “Together, we can design a roadmap for our economy, education, and employment.”
In 2017, the Hurriyat Conference expelled Nayeem Khan from the group after his purported admission of accepting funding for Kashmiri unrest from Pakistan and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
In a TV sting, Khan is said to have admitted that he had taken money from Pakistan to instigate trouble in the Valley. But he said that the sting was a hoax and had been altered.
