Telangana Govt Announces Holiday On April 1 Commemorating Shahadat Hazrat Ali
Hyderabad, March 31 (Maxim News): The Telangana State Government has announced a change in the date of the optional holiday commemorating Shahadat Hazrat Ali. Originally scheduled for March 31st, the holiday will not be observed on April 1st.
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In a release from the Shahadat Hazrat Ali (SPL.E) Department, it was stated, “In partial modification of the orders issued in G.O. Rt No. 1633, GA (SPL.E) Dept. dated 12.12.2023, notifying the General Holidays and Optional Holidays, Government hereby declare 1.04,2024 as an optional holiday on the occasion of Shahadat Hazrat ali (RA), instead of 31.02.2024, declared earlier.” (Maxim News)
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