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LA unanimously tributes ex legislators

K H News Service by K H News Service
January 3, 2018
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Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly Tuesday paid homage to late legislators at the first day of the Budget session 2018.
The Speaker Legislative Assembly, Kavinder Gupta moved the obituary reference to pay homage to late Makhan Lal Fotedar, late Sheikh Mohammad Maqbool, late Sofi Ghulam Mohi-u-din, late Molvi Abdul Rashid, late Om Saraf, Late Shabir Ahmad Salaria, late Surinder Kumar Abrol and late Dr Naseer Ahmad Shah.
The Speaker threw light on the political and social life of the late legislators and recalled their contribution in shaping the political landscape and its development scenario as public representatives and while holding various constitutional posts.
Paying homage to the late leaders, Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Singh said they have left indelible mark on the minds of the people and for their entire life contributed in strengthening the democratic traditions in Jammu and Kashmir.
Meanwhile, cutting across party lines, the members from both treasury and opposition benches recounted the services rendered by these leaders during their political career.
MLA Mohammad Shafi Uri while paying tributes said he has had opportunities to work with some of the members and has seen them work with utmost dedication and missionary zeal.
MLA Nawang Rigzin Jora, while recalling the contribution of deceased leaders, said they played major role in uplifting the socio-economic status of the people.
Jora also paid homage to 19th Kushok Bakula Rinpoche on his 100th birth anniversary, saying that he was a sagacious leader, scholar and perceptive social reformer who dedicated his life for welfare of the people with special focus on promoting education among youth. Jora requested the Speaker to hold half hour discussion to remember the contribution and social service of the great Architect of Modern Ladakh on the birth centenary year of Kushok Bakula.
MLA M Y Tarigami urged members to learn from the contribution made by these leaders. He said besides recalling the contribution of these leaders, their families and dependants should also be taken care of.
MLA Hakim Mohammad Yaseen paid his tributes to the deceased leaders saying ‘we shall learn from their political career especially the approach towards working for the betterment of the society.’
Er Abdul Rashid, while paying tribute to the late members, urged everyone to adopt the virtues from the lives of these members and meliorate their life.
MLA Satpaul Sharma recalled the efforts of the deceased members and said batted for giving impetus to the pro people efforts initiated by them. He said welfare of common people was always the prime objective of these people.
MLA Bashir Ahmad Dar also paid homage to the late legislators and said their life was inspiration and a guiding vision for the present legislators to perform their duties with due diligence.
Meanwhile, MLA Davinder Rana urged the Speaker to document the contribution of the deceased members of the house in shape of a book so that their work continues to inspire and guide the generations to come.
Two minutes silence was also observed in the House as a respect to the deceased leaders.

K H News Service

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