Ataullah Jokatte re-elected DK SDPI president; here’s the new committee

coastaldigest.com web desk
June 27, 2018

Mangaluru, May 27: Ataullah Jokatte, who was serving as the interim president of Dakshina Kannada district unit of the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) since February this year, has retained the post for the next three years.

(From top left) Nurulla kulai, Sahul SH, Iqbal Bellare, Athaulla Jokatte, Ashraf Manchi, Antony PD, Iqbal IMR.

The party’s district committee elections were held following the district level representatives meet at Freedom Community Hall in Mittur yesterday. Mr Jokatte launched the meet by hoisting the party flag and delivered introductory address.

District secretary Iqbal Bellare presented the triennial report (2016-18) on the activities of the party.

This was followed by the election of the new district committee for 2018-2021. The representatives from all eight assembly constituencies of the district cast their vote and elected a 15-member committee.

While Mr Jokatte retained his position, Iqbal Goodinabali and Antony P D were elected vice-presidents. Shahul Hameed S H and Iqbal Bellare were elected district general secretary and secretary respectively. Ashraf Manchi was elected treasurer and Noorulla Kulai was elected office-bearer.

Haneef Khan Kodaje, Anand Mittabail, Yusuf Aladka, Jabir Ariyadka, Akbar Belthangady, Ayaz Krishnapura, Muneeb Bengre, Zahid Malar were elected members of the district committee.

SDPI Karnataka state president Abdul Hannan and treasurer Sheikh Siraj supervised the election proceedings. Iqbal Bellare welcomed. Ashraf presented vote of thanks.

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MK
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Wednesday, 27 Jun 2018

Latheef arafa... who is ataullah jokatte

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