Srinagar, Apr 30: The J&K Bank today said two of its top-level executives retired from their services today.
 After putting in more than three decades’ service in the Bank, Executive President Ajit Singh and Vice President & Head Communications Khursheed Ahmad Pandit, retired on superannuation on Saturday.
 The executives were accorded warm send off by the staff praising their service to the Bank. “Theirs is an outstanding contribution in the Bank’s growth and development,” they said.
 Chairman and CEO JK Bank, Mushtaq Ahmad appreciated their “exemplary performance.”
 Singh in his address thanked management and employees of the Bank for their “immense support and cooperation.”
 “My journey in the Bank has been smooth only because of the guidance of my seniors and cooperation from my juniors. I acknowledge it and thank you all,” Singh added.
 Expressing his views Pandit said, “I know J&K Bank will continue with growth and innovation that has been the hallmark of this organization. I hope all of you feel as fortunate to work here as I have.”
 Pandit while thanking the staff said: “I will miss working for this great institution and your stimulating companionship”.
 Two other senior officials, Muhammad Yasin Bhat and Mufti Abdul Qayum, both posted at Bank’s Corporate Headquarters as Senior Executive Managers, were also accorded warm send off on attaining the age of superannuation.
 Bank’s Executive Directors, Presidents and Vice-Presidents were present on the occasion.

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