My ward will vote for a new era of development and the prosperity of people
For years, the people of our ward have trusted us and witnessed the developmental work with their own eyes—
Today, once again, with experience, sincerity, and pure intention, we stand before you to serve.
And with a clear and bright vision, we are ready to take the progress of our ward even further.
Come, let us join hands and build an even better and brighter future for our ward.
A Message From Dr. Mohammed Faiyaz Ansari
Respected residents of Balapur and particularly Prabhag No. 9, Bada Mominpura,
Assalamu Alaikum,
From this Prabhag, my daughter Dr. Samiya Shajar Dr. Mohammad Faiyaz Husain
and the brother of Dr. Misbahuddin — Hafiz Miftahuddin Mohammad Zaheerruddin — are contesting among you on the Congress Party ticket.
For the post of Municipal President, Dr. Afreen Parveen, daughter of Mohammad Zameer (Jammu Seth), is the candidate.
And the election symbol for all three candidates is the Hand .
Therefore, I sincerely request all of you to press the button in front of the Hand symbol and help all three candidates win with the highest number of votes.
Dear respected people,
You have continuously elected me from Mominpura Ward from 2006 till today, and this is a kindness I can never forget in my lifetime.
I, too, have always tried my best to fulfil your expectations.
However, a human is prone to mistakes.
If there have been any shortcomings from my side,
I humbly seek forgiveness from all of you.
Services rendered in the past years
During the past years, when I was a Municipal Councillor, I continuously served you all:
1. Construction of the north and south boundary walls of the Mominpura graveyard, along with building the pathway leading to the graveyard and later widening the narrow route.
2. Concrete roads built across the entire Mominpura area.
3. Two dedicated prayer areas for funeral prayers constructed inside the graveyard—an exceptional facility—along with proper lighting arrangements.
4. LED street lights installed in every small and large lane of Mominpura.
5. Paver blocks placed in front of every mosque in Mominpura.
6. Maximum number of Mominpura residents helped in obtaining permanent pucca houses under the housing scheme.
7. Graveyard registered under the Waqf Board as it previously had no trust.
8. Free vaccinations arranged for children aged 1 day to 5 years—from 2006 till today, continuously.
9. Assistance provided for major surgeries through various trusts, and patients connected to all major government health schemes.
10. Free eye check-up camp organized, 600 people given free spectacles, and more than 50 cataract surgeries arranged—services still ongoing.
11. Foundation laid for paver-block pathways from Lal Bungalow to Badi Masjid, to Abdiya’s Bungalow, from Ghafoora Masjid, and up to Juni Chawdi.
12. Foundation laid for the road from Bhains Nadi bridge to Bunka Takia Masjid, from Babbu Driver’s house, from the riverside to Chaubachcha, and up to the graveyard bridge.
13. Despite the Municipal Council being under an administrator and during the financial year-end, Constructed the road from Bunka Takia Masjid to Lal Bungalow, from Bunka Takia Masjid to the house of Ismail Bhai Masale Wale (Nagar vikaas candidate), and from Bunka Takia Masjid to Sayyedpura.
14. Support provided to people in preparing birth certificates and other essential documents required for NRC and UPA processes.
15. ₹20 lakh fund approved through MLA Nitin Deshmukh for high-mast light, mini-mast light, borewell, tin shed, and wuzu area in the Mominpura graveyard — work beginning soon.
16. Continuous assistance extended to the public for work related to the Municipal Council, Police Station, Patwari, Tehsil Office, SDO Office, Nazul Office, and other government departments.
Ambitions For Ward 9
1. To complete the work of pathways, lights, water taps, wuzu (ablution) area, and sheds in the Mominpura graveyard as soon as possible.
2. Establishment of libraries in both bungalows in Mominpura.
3. To help as many eligible people as possible obtain houses under the housing scheme, resolve any document deficiencies, and ensure that those whose house construction has begun receive their installments without delay.
4. Construction of roads along both sides of the Bhains River, along with a protection wall.
5. Establishment of a playground for children, sports players, and morning walkers.
6. Revival of the handloom industry in Mominpura, one unit of which has already started in the city at Akram Member’s premises.
7. To improve the educational system of the Municipal Council schools.
8. To obtain tourist-site status for the Dargah of Hazrat Siddiq Shah Baba under the Dargah Trust.
9. To arrange cement sitting benches in the premises of all mosques and dargahs of Mominpura.
10. In addition to Municipal Council funds, to bring Congress MLC, Rajya Sabha MP funds and carry out even more developmental works.
Balapur City Level Ambitions
Better Roads & Better Traffic Management
Safe roads, bright streets, and real solutions to traffic issues.
Vocational Education
Skilled youth — the strength and pride of Balapur.
Justice to Victims
Justice for every victim — this is our promise.
Water Supply & Sanitation
Clean water, clean city — a better life for everyone.
Highway Connectivity
New entry and exit routes, opening doors to growth, business, and opportunity.
Sports Grounds for Youth
Healthy bodies, stronger futures — empowering our children through sports.
Secure Qabrastan Facilities
Respect, safety, and dignity — protected boundary walls for our sacred spaces.
Functional Public Libraries
Activating non-operational public libraries and establishing a new Urdu library.
Reviving Handloom & Powerloom Industry
Bringing back Balapur’s heritage, strengthening local craftsmanship.
Employment & Self-Employment Opportunities
Jobs and skills, pathways to financial independence.
Garbage Management & Water Recycling
Modern waste solutions to a cleaner city
Environment & Parks
A green Balapur, healthy people — our shared dream.
Burning Issues
Disorganized Educational System of Anjuman Anwar-ul-Islam, Balapur — Playing with the Future of Our Children
The Anjuman Anwar-ul-Islam Trust in Balapur has been taken over by a few individuals who ended its democratic system, leading to corruption, poor education, and the destruction of students’ futures. The people now demand justice, transparency, and restoration of the institution’s original purpose.
Forced oppression on the people by Balapur Nagari Sahakari Patsanstha Ltd
The people of Balapur still suffer from the financial shock caused by the collapse of Balapur Nagari Sahakari Patsanstha Ltd. Its founder, Sayyed Natikuddin Khatib, continues to face serious allegations of mismanagement and irregularities.
For nearly ten years, poor and hardworking citizens deposited ₹5,000 to ₹50,000 — trusting the institution with their life savings. But when the Patsanstha shut down, their entire savings disappeared overnight. Thousands of families were devastated, protests broke out, and the case reached the Consumer Court.
Waqf Assets Under Threat: A Silent Crisis Ignored by Local Authorities
Waqf properties—endowments meant for community welfare, education, and support of the poor—are slowly slipping away due to the unlawful actions of certain local authorities. For years, valuable Waqf lands, shops, and buildings have been misused, encroached upon, or illegally transferred without the consent of the community or the Waqf Board.
This issue is not just about land; it is about justice, accountability, and the protection of heritage.
Many community members claim that records were manipulated, boundaries were altered, and assets were handed over to influential individuals under the guise of “development.”
The result?
The community’s rightful property is shrinking, while those responsible remain unchecked.
