GTWA celebrates Telangana Formation Day
GTWA celebrates Telangana Formation Day
June 14, 2016 | 12:00 AM
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June 14, 2016 | 12:00 AM
Last Updated: June 14, 2016 | 12:00 AM
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JEDDAH — The Golden Telangana Welfare Association (GTWA) celebrated Telangana formation day in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait by organizing different activities in the city of Dammam, Riyadh and Kuwait.
A cricket match was organized between teams from Riyadh and Dammam in the city of Dammam. Many supporters traveled to Dammam city from across Gulf countries to watch this match, which was won by the Riyadh team. A grand event was organized in the evening by GTWA –Dammam , Zaheeruddin Baig , president Hyderabad Association, was invited as the Chief Guest along with General Secretary Ismail Sony. Speaking on this occasion Taher Bin Jaffar, founder & president GTWA, briefed all on the activities of GTWA, while stressing that the youngster need to come up and join the organizations campaign against the evil of dowry in our society.
More than 20 new members joined in Dammam city. Raza Al Fardan, in charge Dammam GTWA ,thanked the guests for attending and making this event successful.
In Riyadh, GTWA team under the guidance of Amjad Hussain, VP GTWA, held an event where many youngsters attended the event and pledged their support in the anti-dowry campaign of GTWA. Syed Asad Ali — general secretary GTWA, Mohammed Imran Ali — executive member GTWA and founder of UNIMUS M. A. Raheem were also present on this occasion.
In Kuwait, GTWA team under the guidance of Subhan, VP-Kuwait GTWA, held a grand event where many prominent personalities of the Indian community in Kuwait attended the function. This event was telecast live through Facebook live streaming. Mirza Raza Abbas and Jagam Charlie looked after the proceedings. Mouzam Ali, patron GTWA, and Syed Raffay congratulated the people of Telangana on this occasion and urged the youngsters to join the anti-dowry campaign of GTWA.
GTWA also launched a Ramadan food package campaign, which will cover many districts of Telangana. — SG