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Jewellery retailer Joyalukkas has announced the winner of its Summer Winnings promotion. Sunder Lal Hem Raj won an Audi car in the Qatar grand draw held at the Joyalukkas showroom in Safari Mall yesterday. The promotion was launched in June and thousands of entries were received across the GCC region,
Joyalukkas said in a press statement. John Paul Alukkas, executive director of Joyalukkas Group, said: “Support for our Summer Winnings promotion has been overwhelming. We are very grateful for the thousands of loyal patrons who have participated in the draw.” Speaking on his experience of getting the confirmation call that he had won, an elated Hem Raj said: “I couldn’t believe it at first. With so many entries, I thought my chance was one in a million. I am so happy that I won my dream car.”
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