Jammu and Kashmir National Conference on Saturday observed a remembrance function on the 13th death anniversary of former MLA Kulgam and district president Anantnag- Kulgam Advocate Ghulam Nabi Dar here at Town Hall Kulgam.
Addressing party functionaries, workers party’s seniorleader state secretary Sakina Itoo said, “Late Dar sahib was an embodiment ofcompassion and forbearance. His undemanding, industrious and gracious outlookshall be remembered for all times to come. He had dedicated his life for thesocio-political emancipation of the down trodden masses. The sheer amount ofgood work done in the kulgam constituency hasn’t been replicated ever since hedied. The jinxed fate of our state has snatched us from many rational voices,and late Dar Sahib was one them. On this day I pay my homage to late Dar sahib,and numerous other party functionaries who lost their lives for the ideals theycherished. I am sure that Imran would unfailingly follow the footsteps of hisillustrious father. I wish him all the best in his future endeavors.”
Party’s district president Kulgam Abdul Majeed Bhat Larmisaid that the history of the party was replete with such numerous sacrifices.”On this day I pay my tributes to all those brave hearts that scarified theirlives for the ideals they cherished.”
Party’s provincial spokesperson and constituency In-chargeKulgam Imran Nabi Dar paid glowingtributes to his father and others including Muhammad Yusuf Shah, Muhammad YusufWani, Ali Muhammad Zargar and Azad Ahmad Wani who were killed in a grenadeblast on 8h July 2006 in Kulgam.
While addressing the gathering he said, “Dar Sahib was acommitted soldier of the party. He never compromised on his ideals. His dreamwas to see a developed Kulgam. I have been trying to fit into his footsteps. Sofar I have been really overwhelmed with the support I have been received fromthe party functionaries, workers and the common people of my constituency. MayAlmighty grant him highest place in the Jannat. He has left behind a legacy ofaltruistic service, May I be able to carry forward the legacy.”