Ghulam Mohammad Saroori

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G. M. Saroori
G.M. Saroori speaking on "PM's New 15 Point Programme Welfare of Minorities", at the Bharat Nirman Public Information Campaign, in Kishtwar, Doda, Jammu & Kashmir on September 02, 2006.jpg
G.M. Saroori speaking on "PM’s New 15 Point Programme Welfare of Minorities", at the Bharat Nirman Public Information Campaign, in Kishtwar, Doda, Jammu & Kashmir on 2 September 2006
Cabinet Minister, Government of Jammu and Kashmir
In office
11 July 2009 –26 August 2010