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Samasta Sandesha Rally held in Mangalore

February 20, 2012

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Mangalore, February 20: A rally was held in the city as a prelude to the 85th annual meeting of the Samasta Kerala Jamiyyatul Ulema under the banner Samasta Sandesha Rally.

The rally on Sunday was also a part of the Ilal Habeeb Milad celebrations. It was inaugurated by U.T. Khader, Mangalore MLA, at the Zeenath Baksh Jumma Masjid. The procession culminated at Idgah Jumma Masjid, Light House Hill, with a meeting addressed among others by Ibrahim Baqavi, treasurer of district unit of Samasta, K.L. Umar Darimi, president of Mangalore Range Jamiyyatul Muallimeen, and Abdul Rashid Faizi, Kannur.

A large number of Madrasa students dressed in their uniforms and displaying Duff participated in the procession. Former mayor Ashraf, Haneef Haji, Abbobaker N.K. Kudroli, Basha Thangal, Riyazuddin Haji, among others, were present.

Mustafa Faizi welcomed the gathering. Hasan Bengre proposed a vote of thanks. Basheer Azhari and Rafeeq Ajjavara compered the programme.

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