Srinagar: Srinagar police established the Iftar point near Fire Services Headquarters in Batamaloo.
During the Holy month of Ramzan, the commuters and pedestrians were served Iftar and the gesture was appreciated by the general public.
Srinagar police is committed to facilitate the people and such activities will be organised in other parts of the city in coming days as well, a spokesman said in a statement issued here.
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