Budgam, April 05, In an atmosphere heavy heart, with sorrow and solemnity, the Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Forum (JKTF), Khansahib unit, convened a deeply heartfelt condolence gathering today at Raiyar to pay rich tributes and offer prayers for the eternal peace of the departed soul Mr Jalal Ud Din Chauhan — the revered father of Mst. Naseema Bano (Teacher, PS Draggar) and Abdul Hamid Chauhan (Teacher, Zone Hardoanzoo). The deceased was also the esteemed uncle of Mr. Farooq Nazir Bith (Teacher, MS Tangnar) and Mr. Tariq Nazir Bith (Teacher, MS Raiyar), beloved sons of the venerable Nazir Ahmed Bith, retired Section Officer of the Education Department. The deceased happens to be the Father in Law of renowned journalist and columnist Mr Chaudhary Riyaz Badhana.
The condolence meet witnessed the presence of a large number of JKTF Khansahib executives, who gathered under one roof to stand shoulder to shoulder with the bereaved family in their hour of grief. The solemn occasion was graced by the presence of the Zonal President JKTF Khansahib and Honourable District President JKTF Budgam, who addressed the gathering with profound words that touched every heart.
In his stirring address, the District President extolled the noble virtues and impeccable character of the departed soul, portraying him as a man of unblemished integrity, towering wisdom and selfless service to society. He underlined how the deceased left an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of those around him and lived a life that was a beacon of humility and humanity.
The gathering culminated in a special prayer, led by the Zonal President, beseeching Almighty Allah to shower His infinite mercy upon the soul of the deceased and grant him a lofty place in Jannatul Firdous. The forum extended its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and implored the Almighty to bestow them with the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.
In this fleeting world, where life is but a passing shadow, may the departed soul rest in eternal peace and may his legacy continue to live on through the virtues he embodied.
“Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.
