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POPULAR FRONT OF INDIA CONDUCTS SCHOOL CHALO PROGRAM IN GULBARGA

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POPULAR FRONT OF INDIA GULBARGA DIST UNIT CONDUCTED ITS ANNUAL SCHOOL CHALO PROGRAM AND DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL KIT AND BOOKS,
The program was conducted in MILLATH NAGAR AREA, it was presided by SHAHID NASEER, dist president POPULAR FRONT OF INDIA,
Poor Muslim students of the area were enlisted and gifted books and other educational materials  program .
Speaking at the occasion SHAHID NASEER Highlighted the importance of education ,and the efforts made by POPULAR FRONT OF INDIA in this regard, and the reasons of conducting school chalo programs,
He also informed that “these kind of programs are conducted all over India ,as lack of education is one of biggest reason of Muslim’s backwardness”


Speaking at the occasion SDPI dist president Mr.Syed Dastagir hailed Popular Front of INDIA’s efforts for spreading awareness regarding education, and the charity works done in this regard.

Other people who attended the program were SDPI dist president SYED DASTAGIR,SDPI millath nagar ward president MD MUKHTAR KHAN, MD Mohsin PFI DIST VICE PRESIDENT and a Large number of people of MILLATH NAGAR AREA.







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