Preparations in full swing for Anjuman's centenary celebrations; organising body calls three meetings on Thursday

Bhatkal 6 December 2018: (Bhatkallys News Bureau) Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen Bhatkal is gearing up for the inauguration of its centenary celebrations that is set to kick off on January 5, 2019, and hence the preparations are on full swing to make sure the event turns out to be a grand success. In order to make sure all the preparations are on the right track, and everyone assigned with responsibilities are executing it in timely manner, the organising body of the centenary celebrations held at least three meetings on Thursday with different committees of the organising body and other organisations of the town. During the first meeting in the morning, the body checked upon the resolutions passed during the previous meetings and its progressed, while also checking upon the availability and statuses of the guest invited or to be invited for the inaugural event on January 5. The second meeting was called in the evening with the Presidents and Secretaries of all the Mosques of the town, wherein ideas were shared with them on how the centenary celebrations can be made more meaningful and result oriented as the convener had earlier while briefing media had informed that the centenary celebrations is not only meant to celebrate the joy of completing 100 years but also there were plans for social and educational reforms that needs to be implemented in the society for its better development, and that too will be the part of the centenary celebrations. A similar meeting after Isha prayers was also called with the officials and executive members of Bhatkal Muslim Youth Federation (BMYF) with a similar agenda of sharing the ideas of how the centenary celebrations and be organised in a better manner to achieve the expected results of Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen. All the meetings were organised at the Jukaku Shamsuddin Memorial Administrative building of Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen and were chaired by Anjuman President Abdul Rahim Jukaku. (Bhatkallys News Bureau)