Munshi Abrar Takes Oath as Chairman and Imdad Saqi as General Secretary of Idara Falah e Aaam

Srinagar- Newly elected chairman and general secretary besides other office bearers took oath at the head office if “Idara Falah e Aaam” located at Main Chowk Alamgari Bazar, Srinagar on Saturday.

Munshi Abrar Hussain and Molvi Imdad Saqi were sworn in as Chairman & General Secretary by Hakim Riyaz Hussain, chief patron. Seven elected trustees: Raja Anees Ali, Mohammad Maqbool Wani, Syed Javaid Moosvi, Nazar Mohammad Khan, Ab. Rashid Mugloo, and Muzaffar Sadiq Wani also took oath on the occasion.

Mirza Majeed & Dr. Kounser Jabeen we’re also present on the occasion. Hakim Riyaz Hussain, in his address, emphasized the principles of inclusivity and unity that Idara Falah e Aaam stands for.

Outgoing Chairman, Syed Kifayat Hussain Rizvi assured the newly elected body of his unwavering support. He emphasized that every necessary support would be provided to ensure the success of Idara Falah e Aaam’s initiatives.

Munshi Abrar Hussain, in his inaugural address, expressed his commitment to serving the people without regard to caste, creed, or color. He emphasized that Idara Falah e Aaam would tirelessly work for the betterment of society, focusing on the welfare of its people.

The newly sworn-in General Secretary, Molvi Imdad Saqi, expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in him and pledged to work diligently to achieve the organization’s goals and objectives.

The seven elected trustees, each representing a diverse range of perspectives, pledged to work harmoniously towards the shared goal of improving the lives of all individuals.

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