Srinagar, January 10 (KNS): Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha affirmed on Wednesday that he will depart from J&K only after overseeing the elections.
Addressing the audience at Abhinav Theatre Jammu during the Abhinandan Samaroh organized by the All Minority Employees Association of Kashmir, Sinha, as reported by Kashmir News Service (KNS), mentioned that there is talk about him entering electoral contests, but he has no intention of participating in elections or engaging in politics.
Sinha emphasized that the attainment of peace is a gradual process that cannot be bought but demands purposeful endeavors, and the government is actively working towards achieving this objective.
Furthermore, he expressed the commitment, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to eradicate terrorism and create a safe and secure environment for the people. Sinha asserted that terrorism is on its last breath, and efforts are underway to eliminate the terror ecosystem from the soil of J&K. He highlighted that the combination of peace and development has significantly improved the quality of life and the standard of living for the residents.
Sinha acknowledged the varying perspectives between Jammu and Kashmir, noting that he has maintained consistency in his statements across both regions of J&K. Emphasizing the diversity of J&K, the LG described it as a land of major religions where respect for all sects has enriched the cultural heritage.
In conclusion, expressing support for the youth, LG Sinha announced that the administration would provide assistance to the 5163 youths registered with the Relief & Rehabilitation Department for self-employment opportunities.
