Shillong: The state of Meghalaya is in mourning following the untimely demise of Syed Md. A. Razi, an officer of the Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS) who served as the Principal Secretary to the Government of Meghalaya. News of his passing has been met with profound sadness across the state’s administrative and social spheres.
Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma expressed his deep sorrow in a heartfelt statement, acknowledging the significant loss felt by the government and the people of Meghalaya. He described the late Principal Secretary as a dedicated and efficient officer whose commitment was evident in his handling of various departments. The Chief Minister highlighted Razi’s remarkable sense of ownership towards every task he undertook, which served as an inspiration to his colleagues.
Beyond his professional capabilities, Chief Minister Sangma fondly remembered Syed Md. A. Razi for his warm and cheerful personality. He emphasized that Razi’s endearing nature brought joy to those who had the opportunity to interact with him. The Principal Secretary was deeply loved and respected by his peers, and his absence will undoubtedly leave a significant void in the hearts of many.
In his concluding remarks, the Chief Minister extended his deepest condolences to the bereaved family and loved ones of Syed Md. A. Razi. He offered his prayers for the departed soul to rest in peace. The legacy of Syed Md. A. Razi’s dedicated service and leadership is expected to be remembered for a long time within Meghalaya’s administrative and social circles.
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