Srinagar, The Awami Action Committee (AAC), a prominent political and social organization in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, has publicly mourned the death of several of its ardent supporters in Srinagar. This announcement underscores the deep connections and loyalties within the region’s political landscape.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the AAC, alongside its Chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, issued a heartfelt statement acknowledging the demise of Ghulam Muhammad Dhobi, Abdul Ahad Dar, and Ghulam Rasool Sofi. These individuals were praised for their enduring association with both the Mirwaiz family and the AAC, characterized by their friendly demeanor, diligence, and unwavering loyalty.

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq extended his sympathies to the families of the deceased, invoking blessings for the departed souls and seeking divine patience for their grieving relatives. He emphasized the invaluable contributions of the late supporters to the AAC’s endeavors and their personal connections to the Mirwaiz lineage, signifying a loss not just to their families but to the community and the organization as a whole.

In a show of solidarity and respect, AAC delegations participated in the funeral prayers for Ghulam Muhammad Dhobi in Nalbal, Nowshera, delivering Mirwaiz’s message of condolence. Similar delegations visited the families of Abdul Ahad Dar and Ghulam Rasool Sofi in Sikh Bagh Lal Bazar and Budhgir Aali Kadal, Srinagar, respectively, to express the AAC’s and Mirwaiz’s condolences.

The passing of these AAC supporters has evidently left a void within the organization and among the community, highlighting the personal connections that underpin political and social movements in the region.