The Group of Haj Social Work Organization honoured Haji Muhammad Irfan Ahmed with a special award for his exemplary political, social, and national services. Irfan Ahmed has served on prestigious bodies such as the Central Waqf Council, Haj Committee of India, PAC Committee of the Ministry of Railways, and as a member of the All India Haj Committee. His selfless contributions have earned him widespread recognition across India.
Irfan Ahmed has received numerous awards, shields, and certificates from both government and non-governmental organizations for his outstanding social work. The special award ceremony, held in Old Delhi, was attended by notable figures including senior social worker Haji Muhammad Idris, NDTV journalist Muhammad Shah Raza, and social activist Haji Muhammad Nawabuddin Malik. They praised Irfan Ahmed’s dedication to serving people from all communities, regardless of caste, creed, or religion.
Irfan Ahmed, who previously contested an MLA election from Okhla on a BJP ticket, currently serves as the Chief Patron of the Pasmanda Muslim Samaj Utthan Samiti Sangh and is active in Bharat Bharti, an RSS-affiliated organization. He expressed gratitude to all the officials and workers of the Group of Haj Social Work Organization and requested continued prayers for his work for the welfare of the country and society.
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