Valedictory conference of Hayya-Alal-Falah campaign on Feb 20

February 17, 2011

JIH

Mangalore, February 17: The valedictory conference of month long campaign “Hayya-Alal-Falah” (Come towards Success) organised by Jamath-e-Islami Hind (JIH) will be held on Sunday, February 20 at 4.30 pm at Deralakatte City Ground near here.

Muhammad Kunhi, District Convener of JIH told mediapersons at Press Club here on Thursday, that the Campaign that began on January 5 at Sullia, is being conducted at various places in the district.

He said the younger generation which is the future of the country needs to realise its responsibility and duty. In the current scenario, youth have become mere “inactive spectators” of the system. Therefore JIH, through the campaign, has tried to create awareness among them, he said.

Abdullah Javed, JIH President of Karnataka-Goa States, will inaugurate the event.

Yusuf Umari and Abdussalam Vaniyambalam, Members of State Advisory Committee, JIH Kerala, Saleem Mambad, Member of State Advisory Committee of Solidarity, Muhammad Kunhi, District Convener of JIH, Abdussalam U, Mangalore Zone Convener of JIH will take part in the event.

MLA UT Khader, Abdul Azeez Malar, Ibrahim Kodijal and others would particiapate.

Muhammad Muhsin, Campaign Convener, Shabeer Ahmed, Joint Convener, Abdurraheem Ullal, Convener of the conference and Shakir Ullal, Joint conference of the function were present at the press meet.

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