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Altaf Bukhari condoles demise of Javid Ahmad, expresses solidarity with bereaved family, RK

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Srinagar: Jammu & Kashmir Apni Party President Syed Mohammad Altaf Bukhari on Thursday expressed deep shock and grief over the demise of Javid Ahmad, senior reporter of Rising Kashmir newspaper who died of a massive heart attack.
In a condolence message issued here, Bukhari expressed solidarity with the bereaved family, Rising Kashmir management and its editorial staff and prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul. “I am shocked beyond words. The death of a young journalist is not an irreparable loss for the family or the press/media house in which he or she works but for the society as a whole,” Bukhari observed.
He said that journalists are a valuable asset for any democratic society and loss of any journalist is an irretrievable loss for the people. “May Javid find a place in Jannat and his loved ones find strength at this difficult time. I pray to Almighty Allah to give courage to the bereaved family, relatives, his colleagues in Rising
Kashmir and friends in the media in particular to bear this huge loss,” Bukhari said in his condolence message.

 

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