Dawn’s Dadu correspondent grieved

DADU: Haji Roshan Ali Khushik, the elder brother of Dawn’s Dadu correspondent Qurban Ali Khushik, died of heart failure at his home in Pir Bakhsh Colony located within the city late on Sunday evening. He was laid to rest in the Lal Hindi graveyard on Monday.

The PPP MNA and MPA from the area as well as senior activists of PTI and various other political parties and local journalists attended the funeral, besides relatives and friends of the deceased.

Published in Dawn, December 17th, 2019

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