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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 (PAGE 4) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU BJP Gandhi Nagar Mandal appoints office bearers Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: BJP Gandhi Nagar Mandal president Tarsem Choudhary after consultation with State general secretary (Org.) Ashok Koul and Jammu District president Rajesh Gupta, has constituted his Mandal team with Sudershan Trilochan, Yash Pal Gupta, Sandeep Choudhary and Vivek Sharma as Vice-presidents,Vikas Sharma and Balwan Singh as general secretaries, Sham Lal as cashier, S. Jasbir Singh, Monika Khosla, Kulbir Singh Charak, Kirpal Singh Jasrotia and Abinandan Bhardwaj as secretaries, Balwinder Singh as publicity secretary and Abinash Chandan as press secretary. The Mandal Working Committee members include Amit Kumar Gupta, Sanjeev Terian, Ajay Gupta, Kamal Kishore, Anurudh Sharma, Atul Gupta, Razak Hamid, Rohit Khajuria, B.B. Sahni, Kewal Krishan, Savita Jain, Indu Gupta, Onkar Singh, Sher Singh, Bodh Raj, Vinod Kumar, Kuldeep Mishra, D.K. Verma, Jaswant Singh and Hem Lata. BJP flays MC Doda Excelsior Correspondent DODA, Feb 2: BJP Doda Mandal President Munshi Ram Parihar has condemned that a children grave yard (Shishu Smadhi ground) of minority in Doda town has been fenced by the Municipal Committee keeping many graves outside the fence just to cause harassment in the minds of minorities. They said graveyard with revenue people has been made to shrink as compared to grave yard of majority community. Parihar said that some bureaucrats and politicians are hell bent to malign the atmos- phere and thus depriving the public of their right. He said that no one has any right to change the old and popular names of the area. This type of arbitrary action is not acceptable in any corner of the civil society and no one is ready to keep mum on this particular point. Parihar said that it is known fact that some VDCs have been framed to counter the militancy in this state which proved successful in rural areas. These VDCs are achieving their target but the Government has never shown any honesty towards their welfare and betterment. Did riots not take place during Cong rule? Rajnath to Muslims NEW DELHI, Feb 2: With the BJP being constantly targeted over Gujarat riots, party president Rajnath Singh today alleged it was being defamed and maligned continuously under a "planned conspiracy". He said BJP did not believe in politics of divide and creating differences among people, and appealed the Muslim community to help removing the "widespread confusion". "BJP is defamed and maligned continuously under a planned conspiracy. You all have seen our government in the Centre when Atal Behari Vajpayee was the Prime Minister. Who can say that we did politics by creating differences between humans?," he told a group of Muslim leaders who met him at the party office here. "Our opposition parties allege that BJP is the party which creates enmity (nafrat) between Hindus and Muslims...I want to make an appeal to you people. If anyone can remove this widespread confusion, only you people can do this and this beginning should be made from Delhi," he said. Stressing that BJP's ideology did not believe in dividing people, he said, "Our ideology and our political thought wants to give only this message that we DISCLAIMER ‘‘Daily Excelsior’’ does not take responsibility for the contents of the advertisements (Display/Classified) carried in this newspaper. The paper does not endorse the same. Readers are requested to verify the contents on their own before acting there upon.’’ don't want to create enmity between humans and we don't want to make our government by creating divide." "If we want to make a government, then we want to base it on the politics of humanity and justice," Singh said. He also alleged that many more riots have taken place in the country during the Congress regimes. "Did riots not take place during Congress rule? I can say with confidence that during Congress rule, many more riots took place...We have our government in several of the states...If a riot takes place anywhere, then it should not be assumed that BJP instigated the riot," Singh said. "If we want to develop this, it will not be possible till people from all sections and society come together," the BJP President said. Rajnath also addressed a gathering of farmers at the party office, highlighting the issues regarding agriculture loan and reducing profit margin. "I am aware how farmers are being neglected. In last eight years, the central government has given Rs 22-24 lakh crore to business and industries. But when it comes to giving a subsidy of Rs 50,000 crore or Rs one lakh crore to farmers, then this government backtracks. Why this should happen?," he said. Rajnath said that the country will not be able to join the list of developed nations untill farmers are prosperous and empowered here. "The so-called intellectuals and progressive people claim that India is making rapid advances in becoming intellectual capital of the world. I welcome if India becomes intellectual capital of world. There cannot be any opposition to that. But attempts should be made so that India becomes the agricultural capital of the world," he said.(PTI) CINEMA INDIRA AUDI- 1: 1. VISHWA ROOP 09.45 AM, 2. RACE 2 12:30 PM 3. RACE 2 03:15 PM, 4. RACE 2 06:00 PM, 5. VISHWA ROOP 08:45 PM. INDIRA AUDI-2: 1. TU MERA 22 MAIN TERA 22 10.00 AM, 2. DAVID 12:15 PM, 3. VISHWA ROOP 3:30 PM, 4. VISHWAROOP 05.45 PM, 5. STUPID 7 08:00 PM. INDIRA AUDI-3: 1. RACE 2 10.00 AM, 2. DEEWANA MAIN DEEWANA 12.45 PM, 3. TU MERA 22 MAIN TERA 22 03:00 PM, 4. DAVID 05:15 PM, 5. RACE 2 08:05 PM. APSARA THEATRE: DABANGG 2 - DAILY 4 SHOWS HARI THEATRE : VISHWA ROOP - DAILY 4 SHOWS K C THEATRE AUDI-I: 1. RACE 2 10:00 AM, 12:40 PM, 3:40 PM, 6:40 PM, 9:15 PM K C THEATRE AUDI-II: DAVID 10:00 AM, 12:40 PM, 3:40 PM, 6:40 PM, 9:15 PM SWARN THEATRE : RACE 2 - DAILY 4 SHOWS Edited, Printed, Published by Kamal Rohmetra and owned by Excelsior. Executive Editor Neeraj Rohmetra. Printed at K.N. Modern Printers and Excelsior Printer Pvt Ltd, Janipura, Jammu and published from EXCELSIOR HOUSE, Janipura, Jammu 180007 (J&K). Phones: 2537055, 2537901, 2539178. Fax: 0191-2537831 and 2539774 Editor's Residence: 2431830, 2433288. E-mail: editor@dailyexcelsior.com. Advertisement Manager Ajay Mengi 9419187959. For Advertisement queries: advt@dailyexcelsior.com. Residence Nos: Jammu Bureau Chief: Sanjeev Pargal (2538475), Special Correspondents: Anil Sharma (2435602), Gopal Sharma (9419180803), Mohinder Verma (9419185803), Avtar Bhat (9419142184), Srinagar Office: 2 Pratap Park Srinagar. Phone: (O) 2450213, New Delhi Advertisement Office: 3/15, INS Building, Rafi Marg. Chief: H.S. Paul 9810068545 (M), 25465596, 23327178 (O), 23350331 (Fax). Mumbai Advertisement Office: C/o S. J. Business Centre, Islam Building Room No. 17/18, Ist Floor, 46 Veer Nariman Road. Chief: K.S. Nitin 9322509953 (M) 22883904, 22821859 (O) 22845484 (Fax). To subscribe Excelsior Internet Edition, send-e-mail at: subscribe @dailyexcelsior.com For complaints regarding newspaper delivery or Advertisement Production. Contact: 9419157374 MASWAR/ WAHARWAR 3/02/2013 / 4/02/2013 One year has passed since you left us suddenly in deep sorrow. We miss you everyday May God rest your noble soul in eternal peace Vaharvar of our beloved mother Smt. Shanta Raina/Saraf W/o Lt M L Raina/ Saraf will be performed at our residence 157/B, Lakker Mandi Janipur Jammu on Monday 4th Feb, 2013. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:- Daughters-in-Law & Sons Smt. & Sh Avtar Krishen Raina/ Saraf Smt. Shanta Raina/Saraf Smt. & Sh. Chand Ji Saraf/ Raina Smt. & Sh. Ramesh Ji Koul - Daughter & Son-in-Law Grand Childrens: Komal, Shivam, Surbhi, Sakshi, Sukriti. M: 94191-38901 BARKHI One year have passed since you left us with tearful eyes and heavy heart but your memories are still fresh in our minds. Barkhi of our beloved Late Smt. Pushpa Devi W/o Late Sh. Biroo Ram Gupta R/o H.No. 20 New Mohinder Nagar, Canal Road, Jammu will be performed on 3-2-2013 at our residence by 10:30 a.m. Grief Stricken Sh. Behari Lal Gupta- Brother Sons & Daughters-in-Law Smt. Anju & Sh. Vijay Gupta Smt. Sudesh & Sh. Rakesh Gupta BARKHI One year has passed since you left us in deep sorrow, grief & tears, your presence in our life is missed with every passing moment. You are always in our heart & mind. We can never forget the moments spent with you. Barkhi of our beloved & dearest Sh Ramesh Chander Gupta S/o Late Sh Shanti Saroop Mahajan R/o I- B/D Gandhi Nagar Jammu will be performed at our residence on 4th of February 2013 at 12.00 Noon. Fondly Remembered & Missed by Smt Veena Gupta - Wife Daughters-in-law & Sons Smt Saloni & Sh Ripu Daman Smt Parul & Sh Sahil Mahajan Sisters-in-law & Brothers Smt Jyoti & Rajesh Kumar Gupta Smt Neeru & Jugal Kishore Gupta CHOUBARSI viuks dk nnZ ges’kk fny dks lrkrk gS ij ;g nnZ ogh tkurk gS ftldk dksbZ bl nqfu;k ls pyk tkrk gS A Four years have passed since you left us for your heavenly abode. We feel your presence everywhere and every moment. CHOUBARSI of our beloved Lt. Sh. Joginder Singh Pathania will be performed on 4th Feb. 2013 at our residence H. No. 146 Dena Nagar Colony Barnai Road, Jammu. DEEPLY MISSED AND REMEMBERED BY Smt. Suman Pathania-Wife Sons and Daughter-in-laws Sh. Dalvir Singh Pathania & Anita Pathania Sh. Ajeet Singh Pathania & Suman Pathania Sh. Sanjeet Singh Pathania & Ranjana Pathania Daughter & Son-in-law Bandana & Bupinder Singh Billaweria Vineet, Disha, Gugu, Munna, Sonu-Grand Childrens Mob: 9906907733 CONDOLENCE God takes noble souls to his abode early but their sweet memories keep them alive in the hearts. We express our deep condolences on the sad and untimely demise of our beloved uncle Sh. Bushan Lal Bhat (Baijana) R/o 7/1 Sharda Vihar, Santara Morh. We miss you every moment and every time. May God grant your noble soul, the eternal peace. MISSING YOU DEEPLY Sundeep Pandita & Renu Kaul Sanjay Pandita & Sakula Bhat Satesh Bhat & Babita Bhat Vijay Bhat & Khushi Bhat Dinesh Bhat & Pooja Bhat Shreya, Deepti, Kartik, Tanish, Guddu, Ishan, Manav, Rehan, Ansh 9419137162, 9419299551, 9419325897, 9419201664, 9419239858 CONDOLENCE All devotees of Kuldev Kaliveer Ji Maharaj and other committee members of Kaliveer Charitable Trust, condole the untimely sad demise of Smt Nirmala Raina W/o Sh Dwarka Nath Raina Ji (Sunjwan) R/o Doordarshan Lane, Talli Morh, Jammu. All devotional programms at Kaliveer Bhawan Sunjwan, shall remain suspended and temple shall also remain closed on 03-02-2013 (Sunday). Govind Raina For Kaliveer Charitable Trust, Sunjwan BARKHI One year has passed since you left us suddenly in deep sorrow, we miss you badly and feel your presence around us at every moments of life. May God rest your soul in eternal peace. Barkhi of our beloved Sh. Dwarka Nath Gupta (Advocate) will be performed on 3rd Feb. 2013 Sunday at 12:00 PM at our residence 166-F Raghunath Pura, Jammu. Grief Stricken Smt. Vero Devi- Wife Brij Mohan Gupta & Smt. Neelam Gupta Satish Gupta & Smt. Asha Gupta Subhash Gupta & Smt. Suman Gupta Rajinder Gupta & Smt. Veena Gupta Ashok Gupta & Smt. Jyoti Gupta Late Smt. Pushpa Devi Smt. Sunita Devi W/o Lt. Sh. Ramesh Gupta- Daughter-in-law Sh. Suresh Gupta (Neetu) Advocate- Son Smt. Vijay Lakshmi W/o Late Sh. Saroop Gupta- Daughter M/s Ess Kay Emporium, Below Gumat, Jammu M/s Balaji Mobitec, Below Gumat, Jammu M/s New Mahajan Travels, J.P. Chowk, Jammu Mob.: 9419127311, 9419153750, 9796012556 REMEMBRANCE 9th Death Anniversary The Fragrance of your love is still in our hearts, reminding of your presence around us. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY: Smt. Raj Rani Gupta-Wife Late Sh. Puran Chand & All Family Members Gupta (Bishnah Wale) Ramesh Chander Gupta LT. SH. JOGINDER SINGH PATHANIA SH. BUSHAN LAL BHAT (BAIJANA) Smt Nirmala Raina Sh. Dwarka Nath Gupta CHOUBARSI Four years have passed since you leave us alone in this world but not a moment had elaped when you are not remembered. Your presence is felt around each and every moment of life. Choubarsi of our beloved Late Sh. Banarsi Dass Hans will be performed on Sunday, 3rd of February, 2013 at Guru Ravi Dass Ji Temple, Krishna Nagar, Jammu. Satsang : 12:00 Noon Langer: 01:30 PM DEEPLY MISSED & REMEMBERED BY Smt. Kaushalya Devi- Wife Daughter-in-Law & Son Mrs. Ritu & Mr. Viney Hans Daughter & Son-in-Law Late Sh. Banarsi Dass Hans Mrs. Pooja & Mr. Deepak Kumar Mrs. Sonia & Mr. Ram Kumar Bhabhi: Smt. Nirmala Devi W/o Lt. Sh. Bansi Lal Hans Grand Son : Master Pratul Nos: 0191-2553618, 9858184356 ADH-BARKHI on 4-02-2013 Six month have passed since you left us with tearfull eyes and heavy heart but your memories are still fresh in our minds. Adh Barkhi of Late Sh. Ranjeet Singh Jamwal S/o Late Sh. (Major) Nishant Singh Jamwal R/o H. No. 118, Vikram Chowk Jammu will be performed on 4-02-2013 at home. GRIEF STRICKEN Smt. Sheetal Jamwal-Wife Sh. Kamal Singh Jamwal-Brother Sh. Rajinder Singh Jamwal-Brother Son and Daughter-in-law Sh. Rakesh & Anu Jamwal Mr Lucky Jamwal-Son Deeply Missed by All Family Members Resi-0191-2458897 (M): 09779522255, 9018315488 REMEMBRANCE Gurmat Samagam at Dashmesh Darbar Chinderwara Dheradoon (Uttarakand) will be performed in the memory of Sant Gurcharan Singh Ji Basnare Wale on 10 of Feb (Sunday) 2013. Programme Aramb Shri Akhandpath Sahib 8th Feb.(Friday) 9 AM Bhog Shri Akhandpath Sahib 10th Feb. (Sunday) 9 AM Katha Kirtan, Gurmat Vichar and Ardass will be performed upto 2PM Guru Ka Langar will also be served From:- S. Malkit Singh President OBITUARY FROM MALUN SIDE With profound grief & sorrow we inform the sad demise of our beloved Sister Smt. Bita Pandita Pinky Fotadar W/o Sh. Raviji Fotadar and D/o Late Sh. Soom Nath Pandita originally R/o Khanda Batpora Distt Budgam. The Mourn from Malun side is being performed at House No :- 120 Baba Sidh Gourya Lane Paloura Jammu near Ayurvedic Dispensary. 10th Day Kriya will be on 8th Feb 2013 at Akhnoor Ghat Jammu at 12.00 noon. GRIEF STRICKEN Sh. Pintoo Jee Pandita Smt. Dolly & Sh. Pawan Jee Zalpuri Smt. Bita Pandita Smt. Meenawati Pandita (Aunty) Pinky Fotadar Smt. & Sh. Jawahar Lal Pandita Smt. & Sh. Moti Lal Pandita Smt. & Sh. Mahraj Krishan Pandita Smt. & Sh. Bansi Lal Pandita Smt. & Sh. Shiban Jee Pandita Smt. & Sh. Ramesh Kumar Pandita Samast Pandita Parivar Mob : 9796064946, 9419195002, 9086083963 REMEMBRANCE Five years have passed since you left us in sorrow and tears. No single moment has passed without remembering you. You are always missed and gap you left is still same in our life. No matter how far you have gone but your memories are still alive with us. Krishan Lal Abrol H.No 80, Ward No 2, Adarsh Colony, Udhampur Abrol & Gandotra Family 9419158677, 9469566677 CONDOLENCE We express our deep condolence on the sad demise of our beloved Sh. Bharat Bhushan Gupta (Khanna) R/o Adarsh Colony, Udhampur. We pray for the peace of the departed soul and strength to all the members of family. From : Karyana Retailers Association Udhampur (J&K) Choubarsi SAHIB BANDGI With profound grief and sorrow I, Smt Kamla Devi want to inform you that the Choubarsi of my Late husband Sh Baisakhi Ram Thapa (Retd Deputy Director, Social Welfare Deptt) will be performed at my residence village Khiddian (Smailpur) on Sunday, Feb 03, 2013. Satsang 12 to 1 p.m. Preeti Bhoj 1 to 5 p.m. GRIEF STRICKEN Deshmukh Thapa - Son Narinder Thapa - Son Suman Bala - Daughter-in-law All family members, relatives and friends Contact No. 9419199297, 9797299297, 9419301755, 9906980440 Late Sh. Ranjeet Singh Jamwal Sant Gurcharan Singh Ji Basnare Wale (Gurudwara Dashmesh Darbar Chinderwara Dheradoon (Uttarakhand) Secretary S. Satpal Kakkar (Gurudwara Dashmesh Darbar Chinderwara Dheradoon) (Uttarakhand) ALL SIKH SANGAT In Everlasting Memory of our Beloved & revered Father on his Vaharvar 3rd Feb 2013 One year has passed since you left for your heavenly abode, with every passing day your memory grows strong. A great Father, Teacher, Friend, Counselor and source of inspiration. Kaka Ji memories of your graceful smiling face, charm, simple living high thinking and deep sense of humor will always remain in our hearts. We all pay affectionate homage to your divine soul on this day of Vaharvar to be performed at our residence 750 Subash Nagar, Jammu on 3rd Feb 2013. Sh. N.N. Jalali DEEPLY MISSED AND MOURNED BY:- M. K. Jalali and Saroj - Son & Daughter-in-Law Shiban Jalali & Nancy - Son & Daughter-in-Law Usha & Padam Zutshi - Daughter & Son -in-law Sarla & Upinder Raina - Daughter & Son-in-Law Dheeraj & Alka - Grandson & Daughter-in-law Sunaine & Deepak Kotru - Grand Daughter & Son-in-Law Grand Children’s : Sakshi Jalali, Rishad Zutshi, Nikhil Raina Great Grand Childrens: Devanshu, Saisha, Diya, Peehu Tel: 0191-2541234, Cell: 9419183405, 9419264163, and 09810094922 Condolence of mother of Jenab M.A. Bukhari Sahab We the officers and staff of Sheep Husbandry Department Budgam deeply condole the sad demise of our beloved mother on 31-01-2013, of rare qualities of head and heart who by hard work coupled with sincerity of purpose maintained all through her life with smile and warmth of heart which are engraved in our hearts as guiding forces. May Almighty Allah rest her in Janat-ul-Firdos. We pray to God to provide strength to Jenab M.A. Bukhari Sahab, Secretary Animal/Sheep Husbandry and his family to bear this irreparable loss. (Dr. M.T. Krishan) District Sheep Husbandry Officer Budgam and fellow Staff members Late Shri Isher Dass Abrol (Banihal Wale) Sh. Bharat Bhushan Gupta (Khanna) CONDOLENCE We deeply condole the sad demise of Hazi Ghulam Mohd. Dansalia, a vetran Dogri Singer, resident of Village Dansal, Jammu. He was a man of his own identity and served the Dogri & Duggar by singing sweat folk and religious songs and keeps the flag high till last. He was a man of progressive thinking & proud of Dogras. We pray to God to bestow eternal peace to the departed soul and courage to the bereaved family, whole Duggar Pradesh. Uday Chand, President, Hazi Ghulam Mohd. DUGGAR PRADESH PARTY Dansalia Sh. Baisakhi Ram Thapa BARKHI “Memories never fade........ you will always remain alive in our hearts.” Barkhi of our beloved Late Kailash Devi will be performed on Monday 4th February, Monday 2013 at 12.00 Noon at our residence 145 Shastri Nagar, Opposite Nirankari Bhawan, Jammu. DEEPLY MISSED AND REMEMBERED BY:- Sons & Daughters-in-Law Sh. Vijay Khajuria & Smt. Jeyesta Devi Sh. Sham Lal Khajuria Dr. Vinod Khajuria & Smt. Anjali Sharma Daughters & Sons-in-Law Smt. Shakuntla & Sh. Som Raj Sharma Smt. Shashi & Sh Omkar Sharma Dr. Kasturi Lal Khajuria - Devar Late Kailash Devi Sh. Bishambar Khajuria & Smt Puro Devi - Devar & Devarane Sh. Madan Khajuria & Smt. Darshna Devi - Devar & Devarane Smt. Kamla Devi - Devarane Sh. Jai Dev Khajuria & Smt. Bimla Devi - Devar & Devarane Grand Children:- Meera & Major Amit Dogra, Arjun, Neha, Ashutosh & Aakriti. Deeply Remembered by:- Samast Khajuria Parivar (R.S Pura) Mob No: 9419110485, 9419193597 BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE Time never stops and life goes on but without you we are incomplete. Your sweet memories fill our eyes with tears. We all pray to almighty God to give eternal peace to your noble soul. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY:- Ved Parkash Sharma Surekha Sharma Anmol Sharma REMEMBRANCE YUN TO SADHEV DUNIYA MAIN REHNE AATA NAHI KOI JAISE AAP CHALE GAYE HO WAISE JAATA NAHI KOI DEEPLY MISSED BY: RAJAN ANAND SHADMOS We pray to almighty to bestow eternal peace to your noble soul. Maswar & Shadmos of our dearest father Lt. Sh. Omkar Nath Koul S/o Lt. Sh. Shiv Jee Koul (Gosh Bugh Pattan Kmr) will be performed at our residence Chandigarh on 3rd & 4th of February 2013. DEEPLY MISSED & REMEMBERED BY Smt. Nancy Koul-Wife Daughter-in-laws & Sons LT. SH. OMKAR NATH Smt. Dimple & Sh. Kuldeep Koul KOUL Smt. Beenu & Sh. Rakesh Koul Smt. Dimpy & Sh. Ravinder Bhat-Daughter & Son-in-law Grand Children: Mehul, Doyel, Pheu, Saiansh REMEMBRANCE Noble Souls Never Die But leave the earthy Abode to Re-unite with eternal peace. An Ambodiment of love, tolerence and simplicity was our beloved Mamaji Karamyogi. Shivcharan/Chuni Lal Dhar S/o Late Parmanand Dhar R/o Nunar Ganderbal Srinagar seven days passed. Since you left us on 26th Jan 2013 with shattered hearts. DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY: Mrs Vijay & Mr Ashok Ji Turki Mrs Poli Jalali Mrs Ruby & Mr V.K Jalali Mrs Rita & Mr J.K Bhat Kids: Priya, Vishal, Eshan, Akshay, Roma, Sakshi, Akarti, Gun Gun & Tushar 9419118771 Karamyogi Chuni Lal Dhar Ist Death Anniversary Remembrance Despite elapase on year we continue to miss you badly with silent tears and feel your presence around us at every moment of our life. Your memories are still fresh like fragrance of rose petals. May your noble soul rest in peace and continue to guide us from heaven Sardarni Surinder Kour Chowdhary W/o Sardar Charan Jeet Singh Chowdhary will be per- Sardarni Surinder Kour form at our residence H.No. 13 Near Dental Chowdhary Hospital B.C.Road Jammu. Aramb of Sri Akhand Path Sahib at 9.00 AM on 1.02.2013 Bogh of Sri Akhand Path Sahib at 10:00 AM on 3.02.2013 Shabad Kirtan and Guru Ka Langar Sardar Charan Jeet Singh Chowdhary - Husband (C.S. Chowdhary) Mob: 9419132749 Son -Tejinder Singh Chowdhary Choubarsi Choubarsi of our dear mother Smt. Romesh Kumari Bakhshi W/o Late Justice Bakhshi Ishwar Singh will be performed on Sunday, 3rd February, 2013 at our residence H.No. 292, Sector 2, Channi Himmat Colony, Opp. United Public Higher Secondary School, Jammu. Shej - 12.30 pm, Lunch -1.00 pm. Deeply Remembered by: Sons & Daughter-in-Law Mr. Bharat Bhushan Bakhshi & Mrs. Aruna (Advocate) Dr. Satya Bhushan Bakhshi & Prof. Arti Bakhshi (SKUAST-J) (University of Jammu) Daughters & Son-in-Law Mrs. Brij Bala (Ex Director Finance) & Dr. Avninder Sharma (Medical Superintendent SMGS Hospital) Mrs Kiran Bakshi (Principal, GCW, Gandhinagar) & Mr. Raman Awasthi (Shrey Biotec) Grand Children : Parul, Sameer, Zubin, Ankur, Ankit, Varun, Vani MASVAR/VAHARVER Memories are treasures which nobody can steal. Separation is wound which nobody can heal. One tearful year has passed since you left us in every moment of life. The Masvar and Vaharvar of our beloved mother Karmyogi Late Sh Laxmi Shori Wali W/o Late Nand Lal Wali R/o H.No. 25 Lane No.I Bharat Nagar Bantalab (erstwhile R/o Chinkera Mohalla Habba Kadal Srinagar) falls respectively on 3rd and 4th Feb 2013. First Anniversary. Karmyogi Late Sh Laxmi Shori Wali DEEPLY MISSED & REMEMBERED BY: Wali’s, Bhat’s, Raina’s, Dhar’s, Koul, Quangoo Grand Childrens: Monu, Sonu, Shiva, Sunny, Sheetu, Ankush CHOUBARSI Four year back you left us but your memories deepen our heart, we have no words to explain how much we miss you on every moment of life. May God rest your soul in eternal peace. Choubarsi of Late Sh Madan Mohan Lal Kapahi S/o Late Sh Ganga Ram Kapahi shall be performed on 4th of February 2013 (Monday) at 12 PM at our residence H.No. 516, Janipur Colony, Jammu. DEEPLY REMEMBERED AND MISSED BY: Smt Krishna Devi Kapahi --Wife Sons and Daughter-in-laws Smt Poonam Kapahi and Vijay Kumar Kapahi C/o Vijay General Store (Gandhi Nagar Gole Market) Smt Rama Kapahi and Arun Kumar Kapahi Smt Nisha Kapahi and Romesh Kumar Kapahi Smt Lalita Kapahi and Anil Kumar Kapahi (Contractor) Daughter & Son-in-law Smt Lalita Kocher and K.K Kocher (Delhi) Smt Sarla and Vishav Pal Bhatia Ajay Sharma BABLOO GUPTA Smt. Romesh Kumari Bakhshi Late Sh Madan Mohan Lal Kapahi And All Relatives and Friends Phone No. 2530019
DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013 (PAGE 5) Only people can bring change: Mehbooba Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Feb 2 : People's Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti has said the people of the State alone can bring a change in the system of governance and their lives through the process of public accountability. Addressing a meeting of party workers in Pahalgam today she said change would start with the first vote cast in right direction that could make all political parties accountable to people for whatever good or bad they do. "PDP is an important instrument in this process as it has provided the people with a credible alternative first time in our history," she added. Mehbooba said the governance has been made hostage to vested interests of a single party in the State that corrupted both the system as well as those who ran it without challenge. She said democracy is meaningless without a competition and for the last sixty five years National Conference stifled all opposition to ensure a monopoly for itself. This resulted in a situation in which the people became mere pawns in power game that NC manipulated to its benefit through u turns, sell outs, bartering away of water and power and humiliating compromises at all crucial stages of history. She said the objective of Mufti Mohammad Sayeed is only to change this environment of exploitation. She said the party showed during its brief tenure in power how relief could actually come to people and their lives could change. " It is the performance of State Governments that changes lives of people be it J&K under the PDP- congress coalition or the Bihar considered most backward that under its present Government has changed the face of the State". Mehbooba said people must believe in their power to change their destiny through democratic means which is the first requirement in bringing in the change. Unfortunately, we have been led the wrong way for too long which resulted in immense loss and turmoil in the past, due to wrong policies of NC. She said even now the ruling party is resorting to hollow slogans for seeking political relevance and the AFSPA is a stark example of this misleading approach. "The Chief Minister has the power to do what he wants others to do for him but he avoids it only to create a permanent issue for NC like plebiscite, autonomy and return to 1953 position so as to use them as election time weapons" she said and added if the Government was sincere in its claims it would release all detenues, withdraw false cases of stone pelting against five thousand youth and set free teenagers imprisoned under PSA. Referring to the dismal performance of Coalition Government Mehbooba said corruption has become the symbol of its Ministers and top leaders. This Government, she said has dismantled all institutions of vigilance and only promoted favourites for partisan purposes. She said hundreds of retired bureaucrats have been re employed while the number of unemployed youth was increasing. Hamid Qarra, MLA Rafi Ahmad Mir and MLA Mansoor Hussain also spoke on this occasion. Mega Winter Carnival at MA Stadium on Feb 10 Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: Jammu is bracing up for mega Winter Carnival at Maulana Azad Stadium on February 10. The Carnival is being organized by Karamsheel Charitable Trust for raising fund for educational needs of students of economically weaker section of society, families of martyrs of police, Army and counter insurgency forces. Main attractions of the event include musical show by renowned Bollywood singer Master Salim, comedy show by Sudesh Lehri, DJ and anchoring by Joe Baath of Master Chef fame. Local participants of Sa re ga ma pa of Zee TV, Dance India Dance, Indian Idol, Chotte Ustaad and Finalists of Chuna Hai Aasman will also display their talent during the mega event. Besides, raffle draw, salsa and Russian dancers, games corner for kids, mouth water food and soft drinks will be other attractions during the Carnival from 11 a.m to 5 p.m on Sunday. The organizers are offering a full entertainment pack for the families, students, kids, corporate, police and Army personnel’s families. As elaborate arrangements are being done for grand success of the Carnival, a number of hoardings are on display at different places in Jammu highlighting main attractions of the event. For sponsorship and corporate booking, the interested parties may contact on phone number 0191-2107341/42 SSA teachers protest, demand release of wages Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Feb 2: Expressing concern over the non-disbursal of salaries for the last five months, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) teachers today appealed the State Government to release their salaries immediately. Sharing their views with Excelsior, a group of protesting teachers said that their salaries are pending for the last five months and they are facing worst financial crisis. They alleged that the concerned higher officials have not submitted the details of SSA teachers to the Government. "The SSA teachers have continuously presented their Youth electrocuted Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Feb 2: A youth was electrocuted in the Budgam district. A police spokesman said that one Mohammad Umar Sheikh, aged 17 years, son of Ghulam Ahmad resident of Kanir-Chadoora, Budgam got electrocuted when he touched a cable which was connected to H.T. Line, resulting in his on spot death.The body was handed over to his relatives for last rites after completing all legal formalities. work before the higher officials from time to time but they are being asked to present their work again and again. This depicts height of negligence and incompetence of the concerned authorities and Government should take a serious note of these glaring discrepancies," said Showkat Ahmad Bhat, Chairman Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Forum. Bhat said that the teachers don't want to make the students suffer by going on strike but the Government and the higher authorities are compelling them to protest. He demanded action against the officers who have failed to release the salaries of the SSA teachers. Lone pays surprise visits to various colleges Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: Minister for Higher Education, Mohammad Akbar Lone today paid a surprise visit to various colleges of Jammu. These included Government Gandhi Memorial Science (GGMS) College, Canal Road, Government College for Women, Gandhi Nagar and Government Moulana Azad Memorial (MAM) College Jammu. He took stock of the functioning of these institutions and facilities available to the students. The Minister also went around classrooms of these colleges interacted with students and the teaching staff. He called for ensuring punctuality and full attendance of students in classrooms. At Gandhi Nagar College, the Minister inspected various blocks including arts block, administrative block, lecture rooms, moot court, career council cell, library and laboratories. He also inspected first aid center of the college. The College management briefed the Minister about the overall functioning and issues confronting them. The Minister directed the Principal of the college to submit the status report of land of the college earlier acquired by the Government for construction of new flyover bridge. During visit to Library, the Minister was informed that 55000 books are available in the library. Mr. Lone directed for proper utilisation of library funds as per requirements. At GMAM College, the Minister inspected various sections included administrative block and Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The concerned official briefed the Minister about the activities conducted by IQAC. While inspecting under execution auditorium hall, Mr. Lone directed the concerned to complete it within stipulated time frame. He was informed that the construction for chain link fencing at a cost of Rs. 3.62 lakh will be started soon. Interacting with the students of these colleges, the Minister impressed upon them to strive hard to achieve their desired goal and bring laurels for the State. He said Government was committed in making education within reach of all segments of society including youth in farflung areas. The Minister also inspected hostel at GGM Science College and took stock of the meals and other facilities being provided to the students. The students apprised the Minister about various issues for his intervention. Mr. Lone directed the Director Colleges who accompanied the Minister during his visit to submit a detailed report about the construction of new infrastructure in these colleges. He also asked the concerned principals to go ahead with minor works. GS Mall to open world class retail outlet in Jammu Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: The city of temples is all set to emerge as the world class retail destination generating over 2000 direct and indirect employment opportunities besides over Rs 100 crore worth taxes through over 100 retail outlets planned by G S Mall Pvt. Ltd which has invested around Rs 120 crore to build a world class mall in the city. GS Mall Pvt Ltd, one of the leading retail developers of the country through this massive investment intends to develop a world class retail destination in Jammu which would help Jammu to soon break away from its image of a small town and a pilgrimage destination to a global city of exceptional infrastructure and development. Most of the construction of the mall is on the final leg of the completion and this mutual and long term relation is likely to benefit the local people, corpo- Dr Samir Koul seeks audit of PM relief package for KP migrants Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: People's Democratic Party (PDP) chief spokesperson and renowned Oncologist Dr Samir Koul has demanded audit of Prime Minister's Relief Package for Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and rate sector and the Government, says a handout issued by the company. Some of the key features listed by the company include; new direct employment opportunities for over 1000 locals with excellent working conditions & remuneration packages at par with the metros, new indirect employment for over 1000 locals with local businesses, more than 100 retail showrooms, family entertainment at cinemas with 3 screens & 1043 seats multiplex, business epicenter of sales of lifestyle products under one roof. Other features include lifestyle enhancement of the People, exposing them to the modern world, family entertainment centers for a healthy society, bringing the city on the map of India in terms of modernity and development and excellent platform for building strong and modern relationship with the people. access to safe drinking water, schools, hospitals etc while the State Government has adopted an insensitive attitude towards the same for the reasons best known to the persons at the helm of affairs," he said and alleged misuse of funds. Terming the current security situation in Jammu and Kashmir as eerie silence, the PDP chief spokesperson alleged that J&K has virtually been converted into a police State like Pakistan under Army rule. "I am not worried about the situation on border with Pakistan but about suppression of people who are not being allowed to raise their voice for basic needs such as water, electricity, roads etc," PDP Chief spokesperson Dr Samir Koul addressing a press conference at Jammu on Saturday. -Excelsior/Rakesh he said and accused the Kashmir alleging misuse of the same. He also demanded further enhancement of cash relief for the KP migrants and a permanent solution of Unique Identification number Card to the community members residing outside Jammu and Kashmir so that they may not lose voting right here. "There is visible non-judicious and half hearted approach of the State Government towards implementation of the PM relief package whether it is for temporary settlement of the migrants or employment to them," he said while talking to media persons, Government of creating a misconception that every Kashmiri Muslim was pro- Pakistan. "Suppressive attitude of the State Government towards commoners may trigger Egypt like situation in J&K," he feared. Toeing the party line for handing over Amarnath Yatra arrangements to Kashmir Pandits, Dr Samir Koul parried reply on duration of the pilgrimage and development of track to the holy cave shrine. "Since we (Kashmiri Pandits) have been kept out of the management affairs, how can I comment on these," he told the media persons. here today. The PDP leader also preferred While elaborating, Dr Samir to play safe on the forceful ban on alleged that the KP migrants have a rock group in Kashmir valley by been deprived of basic amenities some fundamentalists and said in the newly developed temporary settlement colonies while only 1485 youth have been provided jobs against the target of 6000 under the package. " People in the settlement colonies have no that code of conduct and code of dress need to be maintained. "Elders should stand needs of youngsters while the latter should also recognize that change does not come suddenly," he said. DGP reviews functioning of PP Schools, Parivar Fuel Stations Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: Director General of Police (DGP), Ashok Prasad today had a detailed review of the functioning of Police Public Schools and Police Parivar Fuel Pumps. He stressed for making the schools exemplary institutions and the fuel pumps source generating outlets. A high level meeting of Police Parivar was held at Police Headquarters (PHQ) here today. The meeting was chaired by DGP, who is also patron of Police Parivar and was attended by Chairperson, JK Police Wives Welfare Association (PAWWA), Kiran Prasad and senior police officers, besides lady members of PAWWA. The meeting was briefed about the initiatives taken in recent years with regard to upgradation of Police Public Schools, Police Fuel Pumps and functioning of newly established schools at range level. An over all view of the achievements registered on this account was taken with directions to continue and further improve the progress with missionary zeal at all the levels. The meeting had threadbare discussion on improving the functioning and quality of education of Police Public Schools. It was told that effective steps have been taken to equip the institutions with modern facilities to achieve desired results. It was also decided that facilities in newly established schools at range level would be upgraded to run these schools efficiently. Referring to the suggestions posed by lady members and other senior officers with regard to improvements of police public school and Fuel pumps, the DGP said that need based vehicles for transportation of students would be procured for newly established schools. He also stressed to frame guidelines for running hostel messes making them more eco-friendly and hygienic. The meeting decided to constitute committees to look into other suggestions for bringing more improvements in the working of these institutions. While discussing the matters related to the fuel pumps, the DGP said that these stations needs to be made source generating which could help in providing assistance to the families of martyrs. Sublime Santoor by Abhay Sopori on day two of SaMaPa Aalap Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: On day two of SaMaPa Aalap Festival, a Bhaitak concert was held at N a m d h a r i Dharamshala wherein Santoor maestro Abhay Rustam Sopori performed. He was accompanied on Tabla by Pt. Mithilesh Jha from Delhi. The concert was attended by eminent musicologist and senior music critics of the country like Pandit Vijay Shankar Mishra and Pandit Ravindra Misra, Musicians Ragini Rainu, Charan Singh, Ojesh Pratap Singh, Damodar Lal Ghose, Sachin Sharma, Abid marked high technical virtuosity demonstrating various stylistic nuances like Meend, Glides, Hussain and many Abhay Rustam Sopori playing santoor other music connois- on day two of SaMaPa Aalap on Saturday. seurs. Abhay selected Raga Nat Bhairav presenting detailed Aalap and Jod followed by various complex compositions in different Beat cycles like 10½ beats (Sade Dus), 9¼ beats (Sava Nao) and Rudra Taal of 11 beats. He also sang few compositions in Ektaal (12 beats) and Teentaal (16 beats) before completing with superfast Jhalla patterns. He concluded the recital with his age old Sufiana Gharana and Sopori lineage Sufi Tarana in Pushto Taal. The audience was simply moved by his concert. Abhay’s presentation Gamak, Taan, Laya and Chandh patterns, etc. created by Pt. Bhajan Sopori. He was accompanied on Tabla by Sarit Das who displayed keen sense of rhythm and clarity of bols. Pt. Mithilesh Jha, a well known Tabla player of the country, provided beautiful accompaniment. SaMaPa Aalap Festival 2013 on Sunday, the 3rd of February will feature vocal recital by Ojesh Pratap Singh at Ved Mandir Balika Niketan, Amphalla at 10:00 am and Flute recital by Ajay Prasanna at SOS Home, Channi at 5:00 pm. Hospital Bachao Front to intensify ongoing struggle Excelsior Correspondent BHADERWAH, Feb 2: Bhaderwah Hospital Bachao Front has announced to further intensify the ongoing struggle for restoration of Sub-District Hospital at the old complex. Decision in this regard was taken during a meeting of the Front on 142nd day of the ongoing dharna. The meeting was convened under the chairmanship of Ranbir Manhas and attended by the core committee members and a large number of socio- politicoreligious personalities. After threadbare discussion, it was unanimously decided to intensify the struggle by reaching out to people of villages across the Bhadarwah Medical Block. The meeting also decided to give a call for a complete bandh and chakka jam in the coming days. The Front also decided to sup- port the agitation at Doda where people are demanding adequate number of Doctors in the District Hospital claiming that the District Hospital at Doda is as important for people of Doda as it is for people of Bhadarwah. The Front also decided to depute some of its activists to Doda to participate in the proposed agitation to express solidarity with the agitating people in Doda. Those who attended the meeting include: Bhagat Singh Manhas, Ab. Haq Zargar, Shabir Khan, Master Krishan Lal, Raj Singh Kotwal, Satish Kumar Kotwal, Raj Singh Charak, Nazir Khan, Qayoom Kagazgar, Iqbal Malik, Suresh Pandit, Bashir Najar, Munish Kotwal, Ejaz Sheikh, Neeraj Manhas, Rishi Kotwal, Mohamad Yasin (Sarpanch), Des Raj Kotwal, Aslam Butt and others. Dowry victim battling for life Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Feb 2: Tasleema Akhtar, 28, resident of Ichgam village of central Kashmir's district Budgam was allegedly burnt by her husband Ghulam Mohi-ud-Din Rather, his sister and mother, last week, for demand of dowry. Mother of two (aged 4 years and 18 months) is battling for her life at SMHS hospital Srinagar from last one week. The family and neighbors of the victim said that despite committing heinous crime Ghulam Mohammad was still roaming free and police have not arrested him so far. Fatima Jan, sister of the victim said that Tasleema Jan was married with Mohi-ud-Din son of Ali Mohammad of Ichgam, Budgam eight years back. She said that despite paying dowry her in -laws were still harassing her on one pretext or the other and were demanding extra dowry from her parents. "We couldn't fulfill their demands as our brother was severely ill and was shifted to Delhi for further treatment which drained our money," Fatima said. Sadhotra sets Mar 15 deadline for STP completion Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: Minister for Planning, Development, Labour and Employment, Ajay Kumar Sadhotra today set a deadline of 15th March this year for completion of Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP) which is part of the mega sewerage project currently under execution in Jammu city at an overall cost of Rs 108.31 crore. During his extensive inspection of the project at various segments this afternoon at Bhagwati Nagar here, the Minister asked the executing agency to undertake extensive testing of the sewerage network and initiate house connections by March 31. The STP is being constructed at a cost of Rs 28.61 crore with Asian Development Bank (ADB) assistance. The Minister was accompanied by the Chief Executive Officer of the Economic Reconstruction Agency Saurab Bhagat and other senior officers and engineers. The CEO apprised the Minister about the salient features of the mega project, having 146 kilometer sewer network of which 106 kilometers have already been laid. He was told that house connection survey work is presently under progress and house connections will be provided to all households in phased manner within the project area free of cost. The Minister emphasized the need for expediting work on the entire project. The purpose of such schemes, he said, is to improve the hygiene in the city and to facilitate people in a big way. He said that public utility schemes assume greater significance particularly in a city like Jammu that is being thronged by over ten million Vaishno Devi pilgrims besides Kashmir bound tourists and Amarnath Yatris. The Minister laid stress on the quality of work and directed that quality standards of the project be maintained and monitored by the senior functionaries of the Agency. Director Tanche III Naresh K. Langeh, Director Safeguard Vinod Sharma, Project Manager J. G. Mengi, Dy. Project Managers, Dr Sanjeev Chadha, S K Sethi, Anil Pandoi and other officers of ERA also accompanied the Minister. 'Malli Gujjari': First ever Gojri film screened Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: Considered as a historic cultural event for nomadic tribe of Gujjars, the public screening of first ever Gojri film "Malli Gujjari" was held at the Gujjar Centre for Culture and Heritage, here today. Written by Dr Javaid Rahi and directed by Qayoom Raja, the film based on issues related to women empowerment in tribal and nomadic culture, was appreciated by audience which comprised mainly of Gujjar youth and community leaders. Other than an identification with the dialogues full of chaste Gojari idioms and proverbs, the main character of the film named after Malli Gujjari, who was bestowed with Kirti Chakra, highest civilian award for her exemplary courage and bravery in face of infiltrators across the border, and other characters with popular local nicknames, struck chord with the spectators who especially appreciated the impressive acting of local actors. The film, a presentation of Neeru Films J&K, has been produced by Neeru Raina daughter of renowned film/serial maker K K Raina and Kashmiri Poetess Bimla Raina. The lyrics by Gojri poet Showkat Naseem Chowdhary were composed in lilting songs by renowned singer Suraj Singh. Talking to Excelsior, Dr. Javaid Rahi, the writer of the film said that it is the story of a pover- ty-stricken village Tribal Gujjar woman named Malli Gujjari who amid many other trials and tribulations, struggles to raise herself and survive against social evils and anti women customs which still exist in remote tribal belts. Despite facing hardships, she sets excellent moral example with her grit and resolve as what it means to be a tribal woman. In the end she succeeds in destroying evil forces for the general good of her community, he said. Director of film Qayoom Raja said the shooting for the film which showcases unique and vibrant tribal culture of Gujjars, was done in tribal localities of Rajpora, Darhali Qilla and other areas of Rajouri. Giving details, Neeru Raina producer said the film is based on a Gojri serial which was commissioned by Doordarshan, Parsar Bharti Corporation of India, New Delhi, and already been telecast in shape of serial by Kashir Channel and Jammu Doordarshan. "We are screening this film in tribal Gujjar society to create awareness among community of Gujjars," she said. Masud Chowdhary, former Vice Chancellor of BGSB University and Patron of Gurjar Desh Charitable Trust was chief guest on the occasion while MLC Vijay Bakaya, Director Jammu Doordarshan, Shabir Mujahid, well-known Punjabi writer Khalid Husain were special invitees. Father gets life imprisonment for raping his minor daughter Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: Principal Sessions Judge Udhampur, A K Koul today awarded rigorous life imprisonment to father for raping his minor daughter in village Dheeran of Ramnagar tehsil on July 25, 2012. After hearing Public Prosecutor Navneet Gupta for the State, Principal Sessions Judge observed, "the trial in this case has been concluded within less than four and a half months because the case is to my understanding is rarest of rare. We need to understand that measurement of punishment in a case of this type, where the father has raped his own minor daughter in a very brutal manner, cannot depend upon the social status of the victim or accused". "It must dependent upon the conduct of the accused, the state and age of the sexually assaulted female and the gravity of the criminal act. The socio economic status, religion etc have no role to play in such situations. The crime of rape is crime against the society, a crime against human dignity. The accused in this case has demonstrated animal tendencies and has not even spared his own daughter. Showing any leniency towards him would mean leaving his family at his mercy", the Court said. "Justice demands that courts should impose punishment befitting the crime so that the courts reflect public abhorrence of the crime. At the risk of repetition it is worth mention that accused who was supposed to protect the life and limb of his daughter reduced himself to an animal and raped his minor daughter. The court does not find any mitigating circumstance in this case which could entitle the accused to some leniency", Principal Sessions Judge said. With these observations, Court awarded rigorous imprisonment for life to the accused Yog Raj, son of Krishan Lal of Dheeran, tehsil Ramnagar. Awareness Prog on 'Importance of Urdu' held Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Feb 2: BN College of Education organized an awareness programme on "Importance of Urdu in J&K and its present condition", in which BEd students participated actively and expressed their views. On the occasion, Farooq Shah Bukhari, Chairman, Tehreek Baga-e-Urdu was the chief guest, while Prof Quldus Javaid from Banaras University was the guest of honour. While speaking, Chairman of the College Abdul Gani Kohli highlighted the importance of the Urdu language. Rabia bagged first position, while the second and third positions were conferred to Mehnaz Raiz and Zubair Ahmed. Earlier, Dr Manju Dwivedi president the welcome address, while at the end Prof Gharo Choudhary presented vote of thanks. Among others present were Irfan Arif, president, TBU, Jawaid Anwar, senior vice president, Zakir Malik Balashi, general secretary and staff members.
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