Jammu, Jan 12 (KNS): Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Tuesday held a condolence meeting to express grief over the sad and untimely demise of patron of the party Mufti Mohammad Sayeed. Party leaders and workers from all corners of Jammu province attended the meeting to pay their floral tributes to Mufti Sahib.
While recalling contribution of Mufti Sahib in the political spheres of Jammu and Kashmir, speakers said that the former Chief Minister would be remembered as crusader of peace, who throughout his life had worked for restoring lasting and sustainable peace in the sub-continent.
Speakers described Mufti Sahib as statesman and distinguished leaders, whose contribution towards development, political stability and peace and reconciliation will always be remembered in the days to come.
Speakers further said that Mufti Sahib through this foresightedness and visionary policies had changed political discourse of J&K and with his death a void has been created- which is impossible to fill. They said that it was desire of Mufti Sahib to make Jammu and Kashmir as an Island of Peace where every individual will get equal opportunity of growth and development.
All the speakers prayed for an eternal peace to the departed soul and courage to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss and also extended their heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
Speakers, while expressing their heartfelt condolence of party president Mehbooba Mufti, said that all workers and leaders are with party president at this hour of grief and sorrow.
Those present in the meeting included Genreal Secretary Ved Mahajan, state Secretary Jatinder Bhat, Former Minister S Rangil Singh, Ex MLA and Senior leader Shanti Devi, Sr leaders Dhaman Bhasin, Former M P T S Bajwa, Fallail Singh, Vice Chairman SC Advisory Board Bhushan Dogra, State Secretary, MLC Surender Choudhary, S Amrik Singh Reen, Satpal Singh Charak, Ashok Jogi, Suresh Sharma, Rajinder Manhas, Vinod Sharma, F C Bhagat, Dr Harmesh Salathia, Puneet Jamwal, Nitish Mahajan, Sohit Sharma, Capt Anil Gour, S Sukhwinderr Singh, S S Sarangal, Surjeet Kour, R K Koul, Sunil Bhat, S K Raina, S K Dutt, Vijay Raina, GeetaThakur, Anju Bhan, Vijay Raina, Bimla Billoria, Geeta Thakur, Anju Bhan, Arsha Rawat, Rajni Sharma, Manju Sharma, Kavita Sharma, Parveen Akhter, Reeta Arora, Archna Tikoo, Ritu Gondhi, Vijay Kumari, Madan Aggarwal, Vikas Bhatti, Mohinder Kotwal and many others paid tributes. (KNS)