Javed Maqbool Butt, Son of Kashmiri Martyr, Visits Rawalakot for Two-Day Tour

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Rawalakot, Azad Jammu & Kashmir (PaJK) – Javed Maqbool Butt, the son of the renowned Kashmiri martyr Maqbool Bhat Shaheed, visited Rawalakot on a two-day tour. He was accompanied by prominent journalist, author, and columnist Abdul Hakeem Kashmiri and former Director of Agriculture Khursheed Loone.

Condolences and Key Meetings

During his visit, Butt paid a condolence visit to the residence of Barrister Abdul Hameed Bashani’s brothers, Sardar Waheed and others. He also held several important meetings with local leaders and activists.

Detailed Session with Political and Social Leaders

A detailed session was held in Rawalakot, attended by:

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  • Sardar Muhammad Sagheer Khan, Chairman of JKLF (Advocate)
  • Imran Masood, former President of NSF
  • Wajid Ali Wajid, Secretary General of PNP (Advocate)
  • Danish Arshad, renowned journalist and author

Several youth leaders, including Sardar Aman (a prominent activist from the Awami Tehreek) and social activist Hamza Naseer, also joined the meeting for some time.

Javed Maqbool Butt: A Dedicated Personality

Known for his calm demeanor and impactful presence, Javed Maqbool Butt has been actively engaged in serving the people of the region since his retirement. His efforts to contribute to the Kashmiri cause continue to inspire hope for a better future.

Looking Ahead

With his commitment to public service, Butt remains focused on choosing the right path and destination for the welfare of Kashmiris.

Noreen Haider
Noreen Haider
Noreen Haider, a senior producer at Azadi Times hailing from Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir (Pakistan-administered Kashmir) provides the latest updates on Rawalakot, Hajira, Thorar, and the Poonch division.

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