KRO arranges visas, air tickets for poor youth

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February 22, 2011

Moodbidri, February 22: A farewell function for a total of eight youth hailing from poor families in Karnire Jama'ath, the travel expenses of their visit to Saudi Arabia sponsored by the Karnire Relief Organisation (KRO), Al Jubail, Saudi Arabi, was held here at Karnire Jumma Masjid.

As a philanthrophic gesture, the organization bore the expenses of visas and air tickets amounting to about Rs 17 lakhs.

In the farewell function, Abhayachandra Jain, MLA, Mulky-Moodbidri, praised the effort of KRO for its philanthropic project.

Moideen Bawa, President, DK District Congress Minority unit said that KRO has set an example for other organistations through this generous activity.

KS Sayeed, President of Karnire Jamath presided over the function.

Nelson Lobo, Member of Taluk Panchayat, BM Asif, Mulki Town Municipality Council, HB Muhammad, President of Kannangar Jumma Masjid, MB Noor Muhammad, Social Worker of Mulky, Harishchandra Shetty wished bon voyage for the beneficiaries.

Prabhakar Shetty, former President of Karnire Gram Panchayat, Gerome D'Souza, Vice President of Gram Panchayat, Dinesh Kumar, Member of Gram Panchayat, HK Siddiq, Bashir Moulavi and office bearers of Jama'ath were present.

The programme started with Dua by Davood Sa'adi, Khatheeb of Karnire Jumma Masjid. MP Moidinabba compered the programme and proposed the vote of thanks.

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