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04 Greater Kashmir SRINAGAR | October 09, 2016, Sunday India never counts bullets while retaliating: Rajnath Singh Barmer (Rajasthan), Oct 8: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday reviewed security on the international border in the desert state and said India never attacked anyone but doesn't count the bullets when retaliating. On the second day of his visit to Rajas- than, Singh visited the Border Security Force's Munabao Border Outpost (BOP) here. "India never attacks anyone and we do not intend to occupy others' land. Our heritage is 'Vasudev Kutumbakam' or the whole world is one family. We never open fire first; but if attacked, in retaliation we never count the bullets after pulling the trigger," the Union Minister said while addressing BSF personnel. Singh's comments come in the wake of heightened tension between India and Paki- stan following the Indian Army's surgical strikes against terrorist launch pads across the Line of Control on September 29 and the September 18 Uri terror attack. Lauding the BSF, Singh assured that the Centre will do everything to improve infra- structure on the international borders and their service conditions. He said urgent repairs on damaged border fence at some places will be carried out, and periodically reviewed thereafter. The minister said installation of flood lights and a road parallel to the border fenc- ing will also be completed to facilitate effec- tive border patrols. Pointing out that some BOPs do not have telephone facility, he said connectivity will be ensured with the sanction of more mobile phone towers close to the border. In the meantime, more satellite phones will be provided at the BOPs, he assured. Singh said the Centre will soon address the shortage of bulletproof jackets and con- sider procuring such jackets that are lighter. He said the BSF's proposal to construct safety walls and ring bunds on peripheries of BSF bat- talion headquarters and BOPs will be examined. The Union Minister said the issue of dis- comfort caused by camouflage uniform of BSF personnel will also be addressed. On Friday, Rajnath Singh had visited Murar and adjoining BOP in Jaisalmer dis- trict and interacted with the BSF troopers there. IANS India, Pak should take steps to restore peace on border: Farooq Srinagar, Oct 8: Express- ing concern over cross-bor- der shelling in Jammu and Kashmir, National Con- ference president Farooq Abdullah today appealed India and Pakistan to take "effective measures" for restoration of peace along the borders in the state. "We appeal India and Pak- istan leadership for taking effective and urgent mea- sures for restoration of peace along the Line of Control and International Borders in Jammu and Kashmir," the former chief minister said in a statement here. He said the main brunt of the shelling is being faced by the border dwell- ers as escalation of ten- sion has led to relocation of people from the forward areas that is causing enor- mous problems to them. Abdullah expressed anguish over injuries to sev- eral persons in the border areas of Poonch district. He prayed for early recovery of the injured and expressed solidarity with the people. Abdullah also empha- sised the need for provid- ing adequate compensation to the farmers whose stand- ing crops have been dam- aged due to shelling. Nayeema Mehjoor's book released Srinagar, Oct 8: Nayeema Ahmed Mehjoor’s book “Lost in Terror”, published by Penguin Random House India, has been released. “The book has been released internation- ally and is available in the market now,” Meh- joor said. Cast in the background of the uprising against the armed forces in Kashmir in late 1980s, “Lost in Terror”, according to a statement, is the tale of a young, edu- cated, career conscious woman who finds herself sucked into a maelstrom of death and destruction. As per the release, she also cherishes the dream of Azadi and plays strong to face the wrath of Indian soldiers. "But when she finds her husband’s discreet links with gunmen obsessed with the dream of Azadi, she becomes fragile and begins to lose her hold on her home, her relation- ships and Azadi itself. When her dreams for a perfect family and a thriving career are turned upside down and her life comes to a standstill due to the turmoil around her, fate offers her a leap of faith—but will she take it?" Wreath laying ceremony held at DPL Kulgam Srinagar, Oct 8: A wreath laying ceremony was held in District Police Lines Kulgam where floral tributes were paid to Constable Nazir Ahmad son of Abdul Rehman Wani resi- dent of Adipora Kulgam, who was killed in Jamnagri Shop- ian, Friday evening. Deputy Commissioner Kulgam Showkat Aijaz and SP Kulgam Shridhar Patel led police and civil officers in laying floral wreaths on the mortal remains of the Constable Nazir Wani. Among others CO 18th Bn CRPF Hanjan Chonkoza, Additional SP Kulgam Aijaz Ahmad and other officers and personnel were also present on the occasion. According to police spokesman, Nazir is is sur- vived by his wife and two minor boys of 10 years and 5 years age. Neyaz Elahi bereaved Srinagar, Oct 8: Maternal uncle of CNS Editor Neyaz Elahi passed away on Saturday morning after brief illness. Farooq Ahmad Rather of Ikrajpora passed away at SHMS hospital here. Various political, social and religious leaders have expressed solidarity with the bereaved family. MLA Amira Kadal Altaf Bukhari, Educa- tion Minister Naeem Akhtar, M Y Tarigami, Hakim Muhammad Yaseen, former Member of Parliament Abdur Rashid Kabli, MLC Muhammad Khurshid Aalam, Yasir Reshi expressed solidarity with bereaved family. Chairman Hurriyat (G) Syed Ali Shah Gee- lani, chairman DFP Shabir Shah, Aga Syed Hassan, Muhammad Yusuf Naqash, Advocate Muhammad Shafi Reshi and Javiad Ahmad Mir and expressed solidarity with bereaved family and prayed for eternal peace to departed soul. Meanwhile, a condolence meeting was held at CNS office. The CNS management and staffers expressed solidarity with the bereaved family and prayed for eternal peace to departed soul. CNS IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER ON HIS 1 st DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF Haji Maqsood Ali Khan (9 th October) It broke our Heart to lose you but you didn’t go alone. Apart of us went with you. Living without you is the hardest part of all, your loving memories are always remembered with silent tears .Your presence was a treasure for us, but death has parted you, Though absent you always near and in our hearts you told a place that no one could fill. May Allah SUBHAN –WA- TALA bless your soul with the highest place in Jannat-ul-Firdous (AAMEEN) DEEPLY MISSED& FONDLY REMEMBERED BY:- Sohail Khan (Son), Nusrat Mehraj (Daughter), Musharaff Ali Khan, Bakhtawar Ali Khan (Grandsons), Iftikhar Ali Manas (Son-In-Law) & Whole Khan Dynasty of Khan-Abad (Sayaloo) Qazigund Kashmir S-002 FATEHA KHAWANI With profound grief, we inform the demise of Sheikh Ghulam Qadir S/o Jummah Sheikh R/o Khankahi Moula Shamaswari, Srinagar on 7 th of Oct. 2016. The congregational Fateha Khawani will be held on 10 th of Oct. 2016 at 10:30 AM at their graveyard Malkha Moulvi Makbarah, Nowhatta, Srinagar. BEREAVED FAMILY(9697030220, 9419415225) S-002 In Loving Memory Of Haji Peerzada Ghulam Mohammad Shah (Shah Mohammad) On 6 th Death Anniversary “They are not dead who live in lives they leave behind” In those whom they have been blessed, they live a life again And shall live through the years Eternal Life, and grow each day more beautiful As time declares their Good, Forgets the rest, and proves their immortality. Not even a single day passes when we don’t miss you with misty eyes. Today while observing your 6 th death anniversary, we remember your affection, Love, Care, Honesty, Sincerity and Humbleness. The void left in our lives with your departure is too great to be ever filled. You were a Man of Spirituality and Substance, Intellect and vision. Your Kashmiri poetic collection “Hadiya” is a real gift for us,it will guide us and be a source to compensate for your absence. We pray to Almighty Allah to bless your noble soul with a place in Jannat-Ul-Firdous! Aameen-Sum-a-Ameen. Deeply remembered by:- Peerzada Sarjan Ahmad Shah, Peerzada Ajaz Ahmad Shah All Family Members, Relatives, Nears & Dears (M.No: 9419019239, 9906578068, 9419023047) GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER SHOPIAN PUBLIC NOTICE It is hereby notified for the awareness of General Public of District Shopian particularly the candidates who had applied for the Class IV vacancies in Revenue Department, District Shopian that the applications filed for the said posts in pursuance to early notification vide No: 1 of 2016 dated: 08.08.2016 were damaged in a fire incident in which the Mini Secretariat Complex Shopian was damaged on September, 4th 2016 and subsequently a fresh notification was issued vide this office No: 02 of 2016 dated: 22.09.2016 and published in Daily Greater Kashmir on 23.09.2016 for seeking fresh applications from all the candidates including the candidates who had earlier applied for the said posts. Now therefore, it is once again informed for the interest of the candidates intending to apply for the said posts that the last date for the submission of application forms as per new advertisement notice is 20th of October, 2016 and the candidates are accordingly asked to file their application forms by or before the prescribed date in the office of Deputy Commissioner, in Mini Secretariat Complex Shopian. DIPK-6113 Sd/- G.M. Dar, KAS Deputy Commissioner Shopian S-002 OFFICE OF THE CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS KASHMIR NORTH CIRCLE SOPORE THIRD NOTICE INVITING TENDERS Sub: Annual Auction of Trillium govanianum/(Nag Chhatri) from the Demarcated Forests of territorial Divisions of Kashmir North Circle. Consequent upon no response received in respect of the tenders invited on 04-10- 2016, it is hereby notified that the date for Re-tendering of Trillium govanianum (Nag Chhatri) from the demarcated forests of territorial Divisions of Kashmir North Circle, (except the Wildlife Protection Areas and Soil Conservation closures/Plantation areas) is fixed as follows:- Division Range Quantity permissible to be extracted (Qtls) Date & Time of collection of tenders Place where the tender will be deposited J. V. Baramulla 10 (Ten) 15-10-2016 at 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM Information Facilitation Centre-Baramulla (Forest Complex Baramulla). Langate Mawar 10 (Ten) Kamraj Matchil 10 (Ten) Kehmil Ramhal 05 (Five) Karnah 05 (Five) Keran 08 (Eight) Terms and conditions as laid down in the detailed Tender Document issued vide No. FD/CFN/Lease/2016/MFP/324-37 Dated 02-09-2016 shall remain unchanged. DIPK-6138 Sd/- Conservator of Forest Kashmir North Circle Sopore S-002 GOVT. OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR STATE MISSION DIRECTORATE, ICDS, J&K H-9B Polo View 1st Floor Srinagar/Haj House 3rd Floor Rail Head Jammu PUBLIC NOTICE In view of the holidays in 2 nd week of closure, the date of receipt of application forms for the post of Programme Manager (Health & Nutrition/ECCE/Training Advocacy & IEC/ Monitoring and Evaluation), Consultant (Health/Nutrition/ IYCF/Training/Advocacy & IEC/M&E/MIS/ECCE/Policy & Planning/ Grievance), Health & Nutrition Mobilizer & Data Entry Operator advertised vide this office advertisement No: 01-SMD of 2016 dated: 23-09-2016 & No: 02-SMD of 2016 dated: 23-09-2016 respectively is hereby extended upto 25 th October, 2016, 4 PM. Other terms and conditions will remain unchanged. DIPK-6120 Sd/- (Pran Singh) Joint Director S-002 GOVT. OF THE JAMMU & KASHMIR DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION & PUBLIC RELATIONS ADDENDUM NIT No. Inf/Pur-185/2016/378-84 Dated 03.10.2016 read with INF/Pur- 185/2016/1373-77 dated 03.10.2016 For Film/Video/Photo Equipments/Mini DV Cassettes Addendum to Annexure -A Item No. 1 (i) Film/Video equipments, please read the specification as under: "Digital HD Video Cameras HVR-Z7P with 2 Nos. of 32 GB Computable Flash Card Or "Digital HD Video Cameras PXW-Z150 Model with 2 Nos. of 32 GB Compatible Flash Card". Rest will remain unchanged. DIPK-6118 Sd/- Administrative Officer Directorate of Information S-002 Sad demise With profound grief, we inform the demise of Gh Nabi Bhat S/o Late Ab Gani Bhat R/o Wonerkoul Safakadal who passed away on 7th of October 2016. His congregational Fateh Khawani shall be observed on 9th of October 2016 (Sunday) at 9.00 am at our ancestral graveyard at Sona Masjid Fateh Kadal. Ladies are requested not to bring fruits and other eatables. BEREAVED FAMILY 9419071830, 9469710798 Great way DEMISE We inform the demise of our beloved father Ghulam Muhammad Mir S/o Late Noor Muhammad Mir R/o Botashah Mohalla, Lal Bazar, Srinagar who left for heavenly abode on October 8, 2016 (Saturday). The mourning will be observed for three days only. BEREAVED FAMILY twitter.com/GreaterKashmir_ facebook.com/DailyGreaterKashmir epaper.GreaterKashmir.com NEWS

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04 Greater KashmirSrinagar | October 09, 2016, Sunday

India never counts bullets while retaliating: Rajnath Singh

Barmer (Rajasthan), Oct 8: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday reviewed security on the international border in the desert state and said India never attacked anyone but doesn't count the bullets when retaliating.

On the second day of his visit to Rajas-than, Singh visited the Border Security Force's Munabao Border Outpost (BOP) here.

"India never attacks anyone and we do not intend to occupy others' land. Our heritage is 'Vasudev Kutumbakam' or the whole world is one family. We never open fire first; but if attacked, in retaliation we never count the bullets after pulling the trigger," the Union Minister said while addressing BSF personnel.

Singh's comments come in the wake of heightened tension between India and Paki-stan following the Indian Army's surgical strikes against terrorist launch pads across the Line of Control on September 29 and the September 18 Uri terror attack.

Lauding the BSF, Singh assured that the Centre will do everything to improve infra-structure on the international borders and their service conditions.

He said urgent repairs on damaged border fence at some places will be carried out, and periodically reviewed thereafter.

The minister said installation of flood lights and a road parallel to the border fenc-ing will also be completed to facilitate effec-tive border patrols.

Pointing out that some BOPs do not have telephone facility, he said connectivity will be ensured with the sanction of more mobile phone towers close to the border. In the meantime, more satellite phones will be provided at the BOPs, he assured.

Singh said the Centre will soon address the shortage of bulletproof jackets and con-sider procuring such jackets that are lighter.

He said the BSF's proposal to construct safety walls and ring bunds on peripheries of BSF bat-talion headquarters and BOPs will be examined.

The Union Minister said the issue of dis-comfort caused by camouflage uniform of BSF personnel will also be addressed.

On Friday, Rajnath Singh had visited Murar and adjoining BOP in Jaisalmer dis-trict and interacted with the BSF troopers there. IANS

India, Pak should take steps to restore peace on border: FarooqSrinagar, Oct 8: Express-ing concern over cross-bor-der shelling in Jammu and Kashmir, National Con-ference president Farooq Abdullah today appealed India and Pakistan to take "effective measures" for restoration of peace along the borders in the state.

"We appeal India and Pak-istan leadership for taking effective and urgent mea-sures for restoration of peace along the Line of Control and International Borders in Jammu and Kashmir," the former chief minister said in a statement here.

He said the main brunt of the shelling is being faced by the border dwell-ers as escalation of ten-sion has led to relocation of people from the forward areas that is causing enor-mous problems to them.

Abdullah expressed anguish over injuries to sev-eral persons in the border areas of Poonch district. He prayed for early recovery of the injured and expressed solidarity with the people.

Abdullah also empha-sised the need for provid-ing adequate compensation to the farmers whose stand-ing crops have been dam-aged due to shelling.

Nayeema Mehjoor's book releasedSrinagar, Oct 8: Nayeema Ahmed Mehjoor’s book “Lost in Terror”, published by Penguin Random House India, has been released.

“The book has been released internation-ally and is available in the market now,” Meh-joor said.

Cast in the background of the uprising against the armed forces in Kashmir in late 1980s, “Lost in Terror”, according to a statement, is the tale of a young, edu-cated, career conscious woman who finds herself sucked into a maelstrom of death and destruction.

As per the release, she also cherishes the dream of Azadi and plays strong to face the wrath of Indian soldiers.

"But when she finds her husband’s discreet links with gunmen obsessed with the dream of Azadi, she becomes fragile and begins to lose her hold on her home, her relation-ships and Azadi itself.

When her dreams for a perfect family and a thriving career are turned upside down and her life comes to a standstill due to the turmoil around her, fate offers her a leap of faith—but will she take it?"

Wreath laying ceremony held at DPL KulgamSrinagar, Oct 8: A wreath laying ceremony was held in District Police Lines Kulgam where floral tributes were paid to Constable Nazir Ahmad son of Abdul Rehman Wani resi-dent of Adipora Kulgam, who was killed in Jamnagri Shop-ian, Friday evening.

Deputy Commissioner Kulgam Showkat Aijaz and SP Kulgam Shridhar Patel led police and civil officers in laying floral wreaths on the mortal remains of the Constable Nazir Wani. Among others CO 18th Bn CRPF Hanjan Chonkoza, Additional SP Kulgam Aijaz Ahmad and other officers and personnel were also present on the occasion.

According to police spokesman, Nazir is is sur-vived by his wife and two minor boys of 10 years and 5 years age.

Neyaz Elahi bereavedSrinagar, Oct 8: Maternal uncle of CNS Editor Neyaz Elahi passed away on Saturday morning after brief illness.

Farooq Ahmad Rather of Ikrajpora passed away at SHMS hospital here.

Various political, social and religious leaders have expressed solidarity with the bereaved family.

MLA Amira Kadal Altaf Bukhari, Educa-tion Minister Naeem Akhtar, M Y Tarigami, Hakim Muhammad Yaseen, former Member

of Parliament Abdur Rashid Kabli, MLC Muhammad Khurshid Aalam, Yasir Reshi expressed solidarity with bereaved family.

Chairman Hurriyat (G) Syed Ali Shah Gee-lani, chairman DFP Shabir Shah, Aga Syed Hassan, Muhammad Yusuf Naqash, Advocate Muhammad Shafi Reshi and Javiad Ahmad Mir and expressed solidarity with bereaved family and prayed for eternal peace to departed soul.

Meanwhile, a condolence meeting was held at CNS office. The CNS management and staffers expressed solidarity with the bereaved family and prayed for eternal peace to departed soul. CNS

In LovIng MeMory ofour beLoved father

on hIs 1st death annIversary of

Haji Maqsood Ali Khan (9th October)It broke our Heart to lose you but you didn’t go alone. Apart of us went with you. Living without you is the hardest part of all, your loving memories are always remembered with silent tears .Your presence was a treasure for us, but death has parted you, Though absent you always near and in our hearts you told a place that no one could fill. May Allah SUBHAN –WA- TALA bless your soul with the highest place in Jannat-ul-Firdous (AAMEEN)

Deeply MisseD& fOnDly reMeMbereD by:-sohail Khan (son), nusrat Mehraj (Daughter),

Musharaff Ali Khan, bakhtawar Ali Khan (Grandsons), iftikhar Ali Manas (son-in-law) &

Whole Khan Dynasty of Khan-Abad (sayaloo) Qazigund Kashmir

S-002

fateha KhawanIWith profound grief, we inform the demise of Sheikh Ghulam Qadir S/o Jummah Sheikh R/o Khankahi Moula Shamaswari, Srinagar on 7th of Oct. 2016. The congregational Fateha Khawani will be held on 10th of Oct. 2016 at 10:30 AM at their graveyard Malkha Moulvi Makbarah, Nowhatta, Srinagar.

bereAveD fAMily(9697030220, 9419415225)

S-002

In Loving Memory Of Haji Peerzada Ghulam Mohammad Shah (Shah Mohammad)

On 6th Death Anniversary

“They are not dead who live in lives they leave behind”

In those whom they have been blessed, they live a life again And shall live through the years

Eternal Life, and grow each day more beautiful As time declares their Good,

Forgets the rest, and proves their immortality.

Not even a single day passes when we don’t miss you with misty eyes. Today while observing your 6th death anniversary, we remember your affection, Love, Care, Honesty, Sincerity and Humbleness. The void left in our lives with your departure is too great to be ever filled. You were a Man of Spirituality and Substance, Intellect and vision. Your Kashmiri poetic collection “Hadiya” is a real gift for us,it will guide us and be a source to compensate for your absence. We pray to Almighty Allah to bless your noble soul with a place in Jannat-Ul-Firdous! Aameen-Sum-a-Ameen.

Deeply remembered by:- Peerzada Sarjan Ahmad Shah, Peerzada Ajaz Ahmad Shah

All Family Members, Relatives, Nears & Dears (M.No: 9419019239, 9906578068, 9419023047)

govt. of JaMMu and KashMIr

offIce of the deputy coMMIssIoner shopIanpublic nOtice

It is hereby notified for the awareness of General Public of District Shopian particularly the candidates who had applied for the Class IV vacancies in Revenue Department, District Shopian that the applications filed for the said posts in pursuance to early notification vide No: 1 of 2016 dated: 08.08.2016 were damaged in a fire incident in which the Mini Secretariat Complex Shopian was damaged on September, 4th 2016 and subsequently a fresh notification was issued vide this office No: 02 of 2016 dated: 22.09.2016 and published in Daily Greater Kashmir on 23.09.2016 for seeking fresh applications from all the candidates including the candidates who had earlier applied for the said posts.Now therefore, it is once again informed for the interest of the candidates intending to apply for the said posts that the last date for the submission of application forms as per new advertisement notice is 20th of October, 2016 and the candidates are accordingly asked to file their application forms by or before the prescribed date in the office of Deputy Commissioner, in Mini Secretariat Complex Shopian.DipK-6113 sd/- G.M. Dar, KAs

Deputy commissioner shopian

S-002

offIce of the conservator of forests

KashMIr north cIrcLe soporetHirD nOtice invitinG tenDers

sub: Annual Auction of trillium govanianum/(nag chhatri) from the Demarcated forests of territorial Divisions of Kashmir north circle.

Consequent upon no response received in respect of the tenders invited on 04-10-2016, it is hereby notified that the date for Re-tendering of Trillium govanianum (Nag Chhatri) from the demarcated forests of territorial Divisions of Kashmir North Circle, (except the Wildlife Protection Areas and Soil Conservation closures/Plantation areas) is fixed as follows:-

Division range Quantity permissible to be extracted (Qtls)

Date & time of collection of

tenders

place where the tender will be deposited

J. V. Baramulla 10 (Ten)

15-10-2016 at 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Information Facilitation Centre-Baramulla (Forest Complex Baramulla).

Langate Mawar 10 (Ten)Kamraj Matchil 10 (Ten)

KehmilRamhal 05 (Five)Karnah 05 (Five)Keran 08 (Eight)

Terms and conditions as laid down in the detailed Tender Document issued vide No. FD/CFN/Lease/2016/MFP/324-37 Dated 02-09-2016 shall remain unchanged.DipK-6138 sd/- conservator of forest

Kashmir north circle sopore

S-002

govt. of JaMMu and KashMIr

state MIssIon dIrectorate, Icds, J&Kh-9b polo view 1st floor srinagar/haj house 3rd floor rail head Jammu

public nOticeIn view of the holidays in 2nd week of closure, the date of receipt of application forms for the post of Programme Manager (Health & Nutrition/ECCE/Training Advocacy & IEC/ Monitoring and Evaluation), Consultant (Health/Nutrition/IYCF/Training/Advocacy & IEC/M&E/MIS/ECCE/Policy & Planning/ Grievance), Health & Nutrition Mobilizer & Data Entry Operator advertised vide this office advertisement No: 01-SMD of 2016 dated: 23-09-2016 & No: 02-SMD of 2016 dated: 23-09-2016 respectively is hereby extended upto 25th October, 2016, 4 pM. Other terms and conditions will remain unchanged.DipK-6120 sd/- (pran singh)

Joint Director

S-002

govt. of the JaMMu & KashMIr

dIrectorate of InforMatIon & pubLIc reLatIonsADDenDuM

NIT No. Inf/Pur-185/2016/378-84 Dated 03.10.2016 read with INF/Pur-185/2016/1373-77 dated 03.10.2016

for film/video/photo equipments/Mini Dv cassettesAddendum to Annexure -A Item No. 1 (i) Film/Video equipments, please read the specification as under:

"Digital HD video cameras Hvr-Z7p with 2 nos. of 32 Gb computable flash cardOr

"Digital HD video cameras pXW-Z150 Model with 2 nos. of 32 Gb compatible flash card".

rest will remain unchanged.

DIPK-6118 sd/- Administrative OfficerDirectorate of information

S-002

sad demiseWith profound grief, we inform the demise of Gh Nabi Bhat S/o Late Ab Gani Bhat R/o Wonerkoul Safakadal who passed away on 7th of October 2016. His congregational Fateh Khawani shall be observed on 9th of October 2016 (Sunday) at 9.00 am at our ancestral graveyard at Sona Masjid Fateh Kadal. Ladies are requested not to bring fruits and other eatables.

bereAveD fAMily 9419071830, 9469710798 G

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way

DeMiseWe inform the demise of our beloved father Ghulam Muhammad Mir S/o Late Noor Muhammad Mir R/o Botashah Mohalla, Lal Bazar, Srinagar who left for heavenly abode on October 8, 2016 (Saturday). The mourning will be observed for three days only.

bereAveD fAMily

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