DLP for shutdown on Feb 11
Srinagar: Paying rich tributes to the memory of Shaheed Muhammad Maqbool Bhat on his 27th martyrdom anniversary, the Democratic Liberation Party has appealed to people to observe shutdown on February 11. In a statement, the Party vice-chairman Afaq Hussain Khan has appealed to the people to observe February 11, as the Day of Reaffirmation. The Party has decided to observe “martyrdom week” from February 5, to February 11, in both the parts of state in memory of Shaheed Bhat.
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