Shadow Correspondent
Jammu, Nov, 27
Today, a solemn program was organized at the headquarters of the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) to pay heartfelt tributes to late Shri Giirdhari lal Dogra, a towering figure in the political history of Jammu and Kashmir.
The event was attended by various prominent leaders who reflected on the immense contributions made by Shri Dogra during his illustrious career.
Shri Dogra, widely regarded as one of the tallest leaders in Jammu and Kashmir, served as a dedicated leader of the Indian National Congress and played a pivotal role in the political landscape of the region for several decades. A man of the people, he was known for his deep commitment to the welfare of Jammu and Kashmir and for championing the rights of its citizens, especially in terms of equality, job opportunities, and ensuring the special status of Jammu and Kashmir . Having served as Finance Minister for an impressive 26 years, Shri Dogra’s influence was felt both in the corridors of power in Delhi and at the grassroots level in Jammu and Kashmir. He was a stalwart representing both the constituencies of Jammu and Udhampur, and was recognized as a leader with a deep sense of responsibility towards the people he served.
Those who paid tributes include Shri Raman Bhalla, Working President, Ch Lal Singh Ex MP, Ravinder Sharma Chief spokesperson, Dr Manohar Lal Sharma, Shashi Sharma,Namrata Sharma, Bhushan Dogra,
The program was graced by the presence of various prominent leaders from the Congress party, including Shri Raman Bhalla, Working President , Ch Lal Singh Ex MP,Ravinder Sharma Chief spokesperson, Former Minister Dr Manohar Lal Sharma, Ranjish Sharma -Treasurer, Shashi Sharma, Namrata Sharma, Bhushan Dogra, Sanjeev Panda, Dr R K Khajuria, Michael,Jatinder Bhagat, Jung Bhadur, Parvinder Singh, Jagdish Bhagat, Janak Mehra, Ranjit Manhas Par vinder Singh & others.
Earl ier several senior congress leaders visited the GL Dogra Chowk in Jammu and offered floral tributes to Dogra at his statue and described him a great stalwart of J&K.
