JULY 24: In a heartfelt gesture of solidarity and compassion, Cabinet Ministers Sakeena Itoo and Javid Ahmad Dar visited the Kangan area of Ganderbal district to extend their condolences to Reyaz Ahmad Wani, Officer on Special Duty (OSD) to the Chief Minister, following the passing away of his beloved mother, Manzoora Begum.
The Ministers expressed profound grief over the demise and spent time with the bereaved family to offer words of comfort and support. Acknowledging the personal loss suffered by Wani and his family, both Ministers shared in their sorrow and prayed for peace to the departed soul. They conveyed that the void left by a mother is irreplaceable and that the family’s pain is deeply felt by all those who know them.
During the visit, the Ministers also offered special prayers for Manzoora Begum’s eternal peace and strength for the family to bear the irreparable loss. They recalled her as a noble and compassionate soul, respected within the community. Her humility, kindness, and values have left a lasting impression on those around her, they said.
The Ministers emphasized the importance of community and empathy in times of grief, and their presence served as a reminder that leadership is not only about governance but also about standing with people during personal tragedies. They noted that the entire administration and extended fraternity stand united with Reyaz Ahmad Wani and his family in this difficult hour.
Locals and well-wishers also gathered to express their condolences and acknowledge the life and legacy of the late Manzoora Begum. Her loss was mourned deeply by all those who had the opportunity to know her, and many offered heartfelt prayers and support to the family.
The visit by Cabinet Ministers not only reflected their personal connection with the bereaved but also reaffirmed the values of shared humanity and emotional support that are essential in public service. Their comforting presence in Kangan brought solace to the grieving household, showing that the leadership in Jammu and Kashmir remains connected with the people not just administratively but emotionally as well.
