UT Khader expresses shock over Koorath Thangal’s demise
Mangaluru: The Muslim community is mourning the unexpected demise of Assayed Fazal Koyamma Thangal Koorath, the spiritual leader of the Coastal Muslim Community and Ullal Khazi. Speaker U T Khadar expressed his shock and sorrow over the news while addressing the media after paying his last respects to Koorath Thangal at his residence in Ettikulam near Payyannur on Monday.
"Sayyed had spoken to me only two days ago," Khadar said. "The news of his death, especially given that he had no prior health issues, has plunged the entire community into unbearable grief. Koorath Thangal was a pillar of spiritual support for many, offering guidance and solace to those in need. He treated everyone equally, regardless of caste, creed, poverty, or affluence. Thangal consistently preached the importance of reverence for the creator and mutual love and trust among people."
Speaker Khadar described Koorath Thangal as an exemplary person who stood firmly for truth. "The community, still grieving the loss of his father, Tajul Ulama, now faces renewed despondency with Thangal’s passing," he added.
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Koorath Thangal’s mortal remains are expected to reach Ullal Dargah at 7 PM, with the last rites scheduled to be held in Koorath, Puttur. Anticipating a large crowd at Ullal Dargah, city police have implemented alternative traffic arrangements. ACP Dhanya stated, "Vehicles heading towards the Dargah will be allowed only till Mastikatte via the over-bridge. Visitors will then proceed on foot towards the Dargah. For their return, they must take the Someshwara route."
Parking arrangements have been made near Ullalabailu, Hazrath School, Ullal Beach, Mastikatte, Abbakka Circle, and Bhagavati Temple to accommodate the influx of visitors.
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Massive fire engulfs over 10 houses in Kolkata's Ultadanga
Kolkata: A massive fire broke out in the Ultadanga area of Kolkata on Sunday morning, leaving more than 10 houses gutted. The fire reportedly started around 7:30 am.
Six fire tenders were deployed to the site to control the fire. Efforts to douse the fire are ongoing, and authorities are yet to confirm the cause of the incident.
Further details are awaited.
#WATCH | West Bengal: Fire broke out in Kolkata's Ultadanga area at around 7:30 am. Six fire tenders present at the spot. More than 10 houses were burnt in the fire. Details awaited. pic.twitter.com/QdLChunrSQ
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