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The event began on a thoughtful note with a poetry recitation by a student from Higher Secondary School Chanapora, capturing the essence of the dayās gathering. This was followed by a welcome speech delivered by Abdul Ganie Parray, the Chairman of Senior Citizens Council. The cultural significance of the occasion was further enriched by a moving poem on Ahata Waqar, presented by Mr. Abdul Rashid Qazi.
Addressing the event, Justice (Retd) focused on the urgent need to address various social evils, with a particular emphasis on drug abuse. Drawing from his extensive experience and dedication to social causes, he outlined practical strategies for combating this menace. He further emphasized the importance of community involvement in overcoming such challenges, offering both guidance and encouragement to the senior citizens and staff of Ahata Waqar for their ongoing efforts in this regard.
During his speech, Justice(Retd) Magrey acknowledged the concerns shared by the senior citizens regarding the centre and assured them of his continued support in addressing these issues. He also discussed various initiatives he has championed to tackle social evils, reinforcing his commitment to fostering a safer and healthier society.
In his concluding remarks, Former Chief Justice extended his heartfelt appreciation and encouragement to District Legal Services Authority- Srinagar for the exemplary effort in establishing and nourishing the institute exclusively for the benefit of senior citizens.
Rohie Jan, teacher from Higher Secondary School Chanapora, addressed the participants about the menace of drug abuse, urging the community to come together and take an active role in combating this issue. Her motivational words resonated with the audience, inspiring them to contribute to the cause.
The event was attended by Jehangir Ahmed Bakshi, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Srinagar, Shabir Mujahid, Former Director Doordarshan, Hakim Yaseen, former Director Sericulture, Khazer Mohd Trag , Retired Engineer& other Members of the Ahata-e-waqar and Senior Citizens of locality of Chanapora.
