KD NEWS SERVICE
SRINAGAR, May 5: A profound sense of grief and sorrow has engulfed the Jammu and Kashmir Accounts fraternity following the untimely demise of Mohammad Aaman, son of Zahoor Ahmad Wani, Director Finance in the Power Development Department (PDD). The tragic news has sent shockwaves across official circles and the local community alike, marking a heartbreaking loss of a young life full of promise.
According to details, Mohammad Aaman suffered a massive heart attack while on an evening walk in Delhi on May 3, 2026. Despite immediate attention, he could not be revived, leaving his family, friends, and well-wishers devastated. His sudden passing at such a young age has been widely described as both tragic and incomprehensible.
The mortal remains of the deceased were brought back to Kashmir early this morning. The funeral prayers were offered at 7:45 AM in his native locality of Akad, situated approximately 12 kilometers from Anantnag along the K.P. Road. A large number of mourners gathered to pay their last respects, reflecting the deep bond the family shares with the community.
Senior officials and members of the J&K Accounts Services turned out in large numbers to express solidarity with the bereaved family during this difficult time. Among those present were high-ranking dignitaries including the Director General Accounts & Treasuries (DGA&T), Director General Resources/Funds, Director General Budget, Director Accounts & Treasuries Kashmir (DATK), Principal of the Accounts Training Institute (ATI), Srinagar, along with numerous officers and officials from the Accounts fraternity.
In a statement issued here, the J&K Accounts Employees Association expressed deep anguish over the loss. The association extended heartfelt condolences to the grieving family and prayed for eternal peace for the departed soul. “May Allah grant him the highest place in Jannah and bestow strength and patience upon the bereaved family to endure this irreparable loss,” the statement read.
The gathering at the funeral and subsequent condolence visits underscored the respect and empathy shared within the administrative community, highlighting the close-knit nature of the fraternity in times of sorrow.
The Rasm-e-Chahrum (fourth-day ritual prayers) of the deceased will be observed on Friday, May 8, where family, friends, and colleagues are expected to assemble once again to pray for the departed soul.
Mohammad Aaman’s sudden departure leaves behind a void that words can scarcely fill. His memory will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew him, as the region mourns yet another untimely loss.
