ISLAMABAD
The high leadership of the United Business Group (UBG) visited the residence of the late prominent businessman Jamaluddin from Balochistan, who tragically passed away in a traffic accident, to offer condolences and pray for the eternal peace of his soul.
UBG’s Chief Patron SM Tanveer, Secretary-General Zafar Bakhtawari, Hanif Goher, Ahmad Channay, Ahsen Zafar Bakhtawari, and Furqan Abdul Qadir specially traveled from Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad to Quetta.
The UBG leadership expressed deep sorrow and grief over the death of Jamaluddin, conveying condolences to his brothers, Dr. Kamaluddin, Haji Salahuddin, Haji Alawaluddin, Haji Sirajuddin, and his sons Mir Wais Khan, Idris Khan, Waris Khan, Mohammad Humayun Khan Advocate, and Mohammad Yousaf Khan Advocate.
The UBG leaders praised the business and social services of the late Jamaluddin, stating that his death has created a void in the business world. They expressed their commitment to always remembering his services and supporting his family.
SM Tanveer said, “Jamaluddin was an unparalleled businessman and an active member of the community. His passing is a great loss not only to his family but also to the entire business community. We stand in solidarity with his family and pray for the eternal peace of his soul.”
Zafar Bakhtawari added, “Jamaluddin’s character and his services will always be remembered. His loss is deeply felt by all of us. We pray that Allah grants him forgiveness and provides patience to his family.”
Hanif Goher stated, “The death of Jamaluddin is a huge loss. His absence is being felt by all of us, and we extend our deepest sympathy to his family. We pray for the eternal peace of his soul.” Ahmad Channay said, “The absence of Jamaluddin will be felt in the business community. We stand with his family, and his memory will forever live in our hearts.”
Ahsen Zafar Bakhtawari remarked, “The loss of Jamaluddin is not only a sorrow for his family but also for UBG. We have lost our fearless, loyal, and important leader.” Furqan Abdul Qadir stated, “Jamaluddin’s passing is a shock to all of us. He held an important position in the business community, and his absence has left a gap. We pray that Allah grants him forgiveness and provides patience to his family.”
In addition to the UBG leaders, former President of FPCCI Daru Khan, Ghulam Farooq, Jumma Khan, Wali Khan, Asfandyar Mandokhel, Taro Khan, Haji Khojal, Alawaluddin Mari, and other members of the business community were also present for the prayer. Dr. Kamaluddin and Mohammad Idris Khan thanked the UBG leadership, saying that their visit brought some comfort to their grief. “The arrival of UBG’s leadership for condolences has eased our sorrow,” they said. —DNA
