KD NEWS SERVICE
SRINAGAR, Feb 22: The J&K PET Welfare Society on Saturday expressed profound grief and sorrow over the demise of former Chief Architect Muneer Ahmad Khan, terming his passing an irreparable loss.
In a condolence message issued from its head office at Dar-ul-Salam Children’s Home, Jadeed Baghat Sopore, the Society said that the members of its General Body, supporting staff, boarders of Dar-ul-Salam Children’s Home Sopore, Dar-ul-Muzaffar Children’s Home Baramulla, and trainers and trainees of the Skill Development Centre at Khawaja Bazar, Srinagar, joined together to offer their heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.
The Society remembered the late Muneer Ahmad Khan, Ex-Chief Architect, as a distinguished professional who rendered valuable services in his field and contributed significantly to the architectural landscape. His dedication and commitment to his profession earned him respect and admiration from colleagues and the community alike.
Expressing solidarity with the grieving family, the members prayed for eternal peace to the departed soul. “Inna Lillah Wa Inna Illaihe Rajioon. Verily we belong to Him and shall return to Him,” the condolence message read.
The Society prayed to Almighty Allah to grant the departed noble soul the highest place in Janatul Firdous and bestow patience and strength upon the bereaved family to endure this immense loss.
Prof Mohammad Ismail, Chairman of the J&K PET Welfare Society, conveyed his personal condolences and said that the void left by Muneer Ahmad Khan’s demise would be difficult to fill. He extended sympathies on behalf of the entire organization and its associated institutions, praying for fortitude for the family during this difficult time.
