Kanpur: Setting an instance of communal concord and brotherhood, a Muslim scrap dealer and a corporator in Ram Ganj Mohalla of Kanpur Dehat carried out the `tehranvi' of their 76-year-old Hindu employee who died on April 11.
Haseeb Qureshi, a corporator of Ram Ganj Mohalla in Kanpur Dehat, is a scrap dealer.
In 2005, a person visited Hanuman Kuti positioned close to Qureshi’s scrap godown. After just a few days, the identical man once more got here to Qureshi and requested for work. Being educated, Qureshi gave him the duty of taking care of his scrap godown.
Throughout the appointment, the person gave him his introduction that he's Om Prakash Sharma and hails from Punjab. Slowly he grew to become like a member of the family of Qureshi.
Om Prakash was injured in an accident just a few days in the past and died on April 11 in a hospital.
After this, Haseeb and his father Habib, after discussing with their Hindu associates, carried out his final rites in line with Hindu customs beneath the supervision of a priest.
On Sunday, they organised the 'tehranvi' of Sharma and a feast and likewise gave donations to Brahmins. The locals of the world participated within the `tehranvi' and lauded the gesture of communal concord of the Muslim household.
"At a time when Muslim group is being focused now and again, Qureshi household set an instance of how all of us stand united regardless of the makes an attempt to create divisions and hatred," stated a bunch of locals of Ram Ganj.
Haseeb Bhai's motion would set an instance of communal concord, stated locals. "That is our `Ganga-Jamuni' tradition. Such gestures symbolize concord and our brotherhood," they stated whereas garlanding the photograph of the deceased Om Prakash Sharma.