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LG, his advisors extend eid greetings

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 24, 2020
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Jammu: Lieutenant Governor, Girish Chandra Murmu and his advisors Baseer Ahmad Khan, Farooq Ahmad Khan, Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar and K K Sharma have in their separate statements conveyed heartiest congratulations to people of Jammu and Kashmir on the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr.
In his message, the Lt Governor Grish Chandra Murmu said the festival is one of many examples of India’s multi-dimensional culture. May this festival promote and maintain inter-religious understanding and co-existence and instill the spirit of brotherhood, harmony, and amity among the people of all faiths, he said.The Lt Governor hoped that the culmination of the holy month of Ramzan, a period of fasting, prayer, and charity would retain and further enrich the J&K’s glorious pluralistic traditions. He prayed for peace, progress, and prosperity in Jammu and Kashmir. The Lt Governor, in view of the emerging situation, urged the people to celebrate this festival in adherence to the guidelines and norms issued by the administration.
Greeting the people on the occasion of Eid Ul Fite the Advisor to Lt Governor Baseer Ahmad Khan urged people to celebrate Eid with simplicity, Baseer Khan said Allah commands us to be not amongst those who indulge in extravagance, which He dislikes. He also made a fervent appeal to the people to avoid wastage of food and resources and be conscious towards their neighbours, orphans and the needy so that they also become part of the Eid celebrations.He urged people to strictly follow the guidelines and protocol of health advisories while celebrating auspicious occasions during COVID-19 pandemic.Baseer Kahn also prayed for peace, progress and prosperity in the J&K.
In his message of felicitations, another Advisor to Lt Governor Farooq Ahmad Khan described the festival as a reward from Almighty Allah. He said celebrating Eid teaches us camaraderie, friendship, mutual respect and love for the masses. He appealed people to remember their neighbours, orphans and the needy during Eid celebrations.Advisor Khan also prayed for peace, progress and prosperity in the J&K.
In his message of greetings, the Advisor to Governor Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar said the festival of Eid is a celebration of the spirit of sharing and brotherhood while praying for the peace, progress, prosperity and happiness of the J&K and its people.The Advisor appealed the people to follow all the safety guidelines and advisories put in view of the Global pandemic of the COVID-19 as well as maintain Social Distancing while celebrating the day. The Advisor Bhatnagar also extended his greetings and good wishes to people on the holy occasion.
In his separate message of greetings, the Advisor to Lt Governor K K Sharma said celebrating Eid ul Fitr teaches us concepts of camaraderie, friendship, mutual respect and love for the destitute and downtrodden. He hoped the festival brings peace, prosperity and happiness to the people of the Jammu and Kashmir.
Advisor Sharma also appealed people to remember their neighbours, orphans and the needy during Eid celebrations.

K H News Service

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