Kashmir: Veteran poet, writer, critic, and broadcaster Zahid Mukhtar passed away on Thursday morning at his home in Nayee Basti, Anantnag, leaving behind a rich legacy in literature, art, and media. He was widely regarded as one of Kashmir’s most influential cultural figures.
According to reports, Mukhtar breathed his last around 7:30 a.m., and his passing has sparked an outpouring of grief across Jammu and Kashmir. Writers, journalists, and artists expressed their condolences, calling his death an irreparable loss to the region’s literary and artistic community.
Social media has been flooded with tributes remembering Mukhtar as a humane artist, a powerful literary voice, and a pioneer in broadcasting. Admirers highlighted his unique ability to bring life to every cultural event he attended.
Mukhtar’s life was marked by versatility—he excelled in poetry, writing, acting, journalism, and radio broadcasting. He authored numerous books and was celebrated for his command over Urdu and Kashmiri, his thought-provoking work, and his eloquence on air.
Known for his empathy and social insight, Mukhtar’s creations often explored deep human emotions and societal issues, earning him a permanent place among Kashmir’s contemporary literary voices.
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