Srinagar, May 21: J&K People’s Conference on Sunday held a commemorative meeting to pay tribute to the late Abdul Gani Lone on his 21st martyrdom anniversary and Mirwaiz Moulvi Mohammad Farooq on his 33rd martyrdom anniversary.
“The meeting, attended by leaders and hundreds of dedicated PC workers, served as a platform to honor the indomitable spirits and contributions of these visionary leaders,” a party statement issued here said.
“During the gathering, the entire leadership of the party, with deep reverence, offered glowing tributes to the late Lone Sahib and Mirwaiz Sahib. They reiterated the enduring legacy left behind by these remarkable individuals and reaffirmed their commitment to carry forward their visions,” the statement said.
Paying tributes to both leaders, the PC said, “Late Abdul Gani Lone Sahib was an embodiment of struggle, sincerity, devotion, and unwavering commitment. His political and social journey in Jammu and Kashmir witnessed numerous challenges, which he faced with immense courage and patience. As the first and foremost crusader against the exploitation of the people of J&K, he envisioned the formation of the People’s Conference to secure the fulfillment of promises made during the time of accession and thereafter. Late Lone Sahib, destined to join the late Mirwaiz Sahib as another martyr, dedicated his life to championing the rights and aspirations of the people of J&K.”
The party also paid glowing tributes to the late Mirwaiz Molvi Mohammad Farooq, saying, “Mirwaiz Sahib’s profound influence and guidance continue to shape the path we tread in our pursuit of justice and resolution for the people of J&K. Mirwaiz Farooq, whose martyrdom anniversary we also commemorate today, was a visionary leader who left an indelible mark on the struggle for justice and freedom in Jammu and Kashmir. His unwavering commitment to peace, social harmony, and the empowerment of the people resonates even today.”
The leaders said that the party stands united in carrying forward the legacies of both Abdul Gani Lone Sahib and Mirwaiz Molvi Mohammad Farooq.
