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Prof Bhat mourns Qayyum’s death

Updated At : 05:52 AM Jul 11, 2015 IST

Srinagar, July 10

Mourning the demise of former president of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) Sardar Abdul Qayyum Khan, senior Hurriyat leader and head of the J&K Muslim Conference Prof Abdul Gani Bhat described him as a “guide” and great leader who was always supportive of Indo-Pak dialogue on Kashmir.

Bhat said Sardar Qayyum wanted India, Pakistan and people of Kashmir to reach a “common minimum political programme” on the Kashmir issue. — TNS

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