Condolence meeting at Chamba

Our Correspondent Chamba, July 8 The District Congress Committee (DCC) organised a condolence meeting for late Virbhadra Singh at Chamba town today. The Congress leaders, office-bearers and workers, besides those from other Congress frontal organisations attended the meeting. A two-minute...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:00 PM Jul 09, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent

Chamba, July 8

The District Congress Committee (DCC) organised a condolence meeting for late Virbhadra Singh at Chamba town today.

The Congress leaders, office-bearers and workers, besides those from other Congress frontal organisations attended the meeting. A two-minute silence was observed for the peace of the departed soul. Tributes were also paid at a photo of Virbhadra Singh after the singing of ‘Ramdhun’.

DCC president Neeraj Nayar prayed to the almighty for peace to the departed soul and expressed condolences to the bereaved family members. “Virbhadra Singh was a popular Congress leader and a role model for the party workers. His entire life will always be an inspiration for the Congress workers,” Nayar said.

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