Hashim leaves for Holland

Srinagar: The Jammu Kashmir Democratic Liberation Party chairman, Hashim Qureshi on Saturday left for Holland for medical check up. “Hashim has obtained permission from the Principal Sessions Judge, here for leaving Srinagar for six weeks. During his stay in Europe, he is scheduled to participate in several functions and seminars,” said a spokesman of the DLP in a statement.

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