Dr Farooq grieved
Srinagar: The National Conference president and Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Dr Farooq Abdullah, on Saturday expressed profound grief and shock over the loss of precious lives in tragic road mishaps at Gool and other places. Dr Farooq has shared grief with the bereaved families and prayed for the departed souls. He has demanded immediate financial help for the families of deceased and suitable and specialized medical treatment to the injured. ‘ Meanwhile, the Youth National Conference general secretary and MLA Batamaloo Irfan Ahmad Shah on Saturday visited Alloochi Bagh and other areas of Batamaloo constituency. He was accompanied by the authorities of R&B, UEED, SMC and PDD department. He reviewed the developmental works going on in these areas.
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