Srinagar, Nov 10 (JKNS): The All India Medical Students’ Association (AIMSA) has expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the Indian High Commission in Dhaka and concerned authorities for facilitating the repatriation of the mortal remains of Kashmiri MBBS student Adnan Altaf from Sopore, who tragically passed away in Bangladesh.
In an official letter addressed to the External Affairs Minister, AIMSA acknowledged the timely intervention and coordinated efforts of the Indian government in ensuring that the mortal remains of the deceased student were brought back to India and handed over to his grieving family.
The association particularly appreciated the support extended by the Indian High Commission in Dhaka and the Ministry of External Affairs in facilitating the necessary arrangements, including cargo transportation.
AIMSA stated that the government’s prompt response had provided immense relief to the bereaved family during a difficult time and reaffirmed its commitment to standing with Indian citizens and their families, even beyond national borders.
The association also conveyed its sincere appreciation to all officials and authorities involved in the process, describing their efforts as a significant humanitarian gesture.
The letter was signed by AIMSA National President Dr Jitendra Singh, President JK Dr Mohammad Momin Khan, Vice President JK Dr Mohit Choudhary and Vice President JK Dr Syed Munawar Abbas. (JKNS)
