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Gulistan News Anchor Sahil Amin Bereaved, Father Passes Away

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May 28, 2023
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Srinagar : Father of Gulistan News Anchor Sahil Amin, named Mohammad Ismail Bhat passed away at his ancestral residence in Panzoo village of South Kashmir’s Tral.

Deceased Bhat was the Numberdar of his village, who was remaining unwell for the last few years, & has left for heavenly abode during the intervening night of Friday & Saturday.

The Nimaz-i-Jinaza of deceased was held at 8 AM, following which he was laid to rest at his ancestral graveyard.

Meanwhile, the colleagues and friends of Sahil Amin have condoled the demise and expressed sympathies with bereaved family.

The Media Fraternity of Tral has condoled the demise of Bhat, and expressed heartfelt condolences with the bereaved family, particularly with Sahil Amin.

Moreover, J&K BJP spokesman, Altaf Thakur has expressed deep grief and shock over the demise of Muhammad Ismail Bhat of Panzoo Tral, and said that the deceased was a humble, noble soul and a pious Muslim, who served the people during all his life.

“May Allah grant highest standards to deceased in Jannat Ul Firdous, and give patience to bereaved family,” Altaf Thakur said.

Similarly, the DDC members of Tral and Aripal block, Dr Harbakash Singh and Manzoor Ganai have also condoled the demise of Numberdar Mohammad Ismail Bhat and expressed their condolences with the bereaved family.

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