Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday identified three key problems in the Union Territory: corruption, separatism, and anti-India ecosystems. He said that these ecosystems are unhappy with the current administration because it has not provided them with any “oxygen.”
Sinha also spoke about the SEHAT healthcare scheme, which has been criticized by some. He defended the scheme, saying that it has been very successful and has benefited millions of people in Jammu and Kashmir.
Sinha also spoke about the inauguration of Apsara Road, the first pedestrian market in Jammu. He said that the project will benefit traders and increase tourism.
In response to a statement by Omar Abdullah, Sinha denied saying that 80% of people in Jammu and Kashmir do not want elections. He said that he is not here to contest elections, but he will do so in the future.
Overall, Sinha’s speech was a strong message against corruption, separatism, and anti-India forces. He also highlighted the successes of the current administration and its commitment to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
