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Independence-Day: ‘Come Early with ID Cards as Your Pass for Festive Gathering’: Div Com Kashmir

by Nigraan News Desk
August 13, 2025
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Independence-Day: ‘Come Early with ID Cards as Your Pass for Festive Gathering’: Div Com Kashmir

Independence-Day: ‘Come Early with ID Cards as Your Pass for Festive Gathering’: Div Com Kashmir

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Glimpses of Cultural programmes demonstrated by Artists & Students at Bakhshi Stadium Srinagar.@diprjk @DivComKash pic.twitter.com/G3uUjXhoMv

— Information & PR, Srinagar (@ddprsrinagar) August 13, 2025

Srinagar, Aug 13 (KNC): Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Vijay Kumar Bidhuri on Wednesday appealed to the public to participate in the upcoming event in large numbers, similar to last year’s celebrations.

Speaking to media persons in Srinagar, Bidhuri, as per news agency Kashmir News Corner — KNC, said, “Everyone has been invited just like last year. Despite the rain, there was a large turnout, and the festive spirit was not dampened. I expect the same this year as well.”

He further added, “Through you, I request everyone to come with their ID cards, arrive early so that you can get kehwa, sheermaal, and a seat.” (KNC)

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