Omar pays obeisance at Ziarats
Kishtwar: Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah today paid obeisance at Ziarat-e-Hazrat Asrar-ud-Din Bagdadi (RA) and Ziarat-e-Hazrat Farid-ud-Din Bagdadi (RA) at Kishtwar.
He prayed for the peace and prosperity of the State and well being of the people.
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