In Pictures: Budgam doctor killed in Ganderbal laid to rest amid tears and sobs - Greater Kashmir

21 Oct 2024, 10:37 by GK Photo Desk · Greater Kashmir

Seven people including a doctor from Kashmir were killed in a terror attack on Sunday
The attack was widely condemned
J&K LG ordered an immediate financial assistance to the victims
A family from Jammu who also lost their kin have demanded a govt job
Kashmir’s top cleric Mirwaiz Umer Farooq has termed the incident as ‘another grim reminder on unending cycle of violence’
JKNC chief Dr Farooq Abdullah said, “Events like these can’t merge Kashmir with Pakistan.”
The National Investigating Agency (NIA) has initiated a probe into the incident.

The Naidgam village in Kashmir’s Budgam was reduced to tears after the body of the native doctor killed in Gagangeer attack on Sunday was brought to his home Monday morning. 21 Oct 2024 Photo: Mubashir Khan/ GK

Sobs and cries were heard from top of the houses as women and girls watched thousands of men carrying the coffin of Dr Shahnawaz. 21 Oct 2024. Photo: Mubashir Khan/ GK

Seven people including a doctor from Kashmir’s Budgam and six migrant workers were killed after gunmen stormed the camp housing workers of an infrastructure company constructing tunnel in Sonamarg. The gunmen fired indiscriminately on the camp, killing 7 and injuring 5. Photo: Mubashir Khan/ GK

Shahwanaz, despite being a doctor had a great understanding of religion even as people who knew him, looked up to him as their role model, said his cousin Advocate Tariq. Photo: Mubashir Khan/ GK

“It felt like doomsday when we heard about his death, there is mourning in the whole village, every eye is moist today,” melancholic Tariq told Greater Kashmir.

He leaves behind his two sons and a daughter. Only four days back, he married off his daughter, and now this shattering news has left us yearning for him forever, Tariq said.