Srinagar: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah hinted that Jammu and Kashmir might quickly regain statehood and urged officers to chorus from exploiting governance loopholes.
Throughout a gathering with high authorities officers, Abdullah expressed concern over the ‘hybrid governance system’ within the Union Territory. He emphasised the significance of accountability and transparency in public administration.
Abdullah’s remarks come amid ongoing discussions relating to the longer term governance mannequin of Jammu and Kashmir. He revealed that he has obtained assurances from the central authorities about imminent modifications to the area’s governance construction, which can embrace a transfer towards restoring statehood.
“The individuals of Jammu and Kashmir deserve a governance mannequin that’s responsive and accountable to their wants,” Abdullah said. “I urge all officers to behave in accordance with the ideas of excellent governance and never benefit from any loopholes within the system.”
His feedback mirror a rising sentiment amongst native leaders and residents who’re anticipating a extra secure and consultant authorities by the restoration of statehood. As discussions on this problem achieve momentum, Abdullah’s warnings spotlight the tasks of public officers throughout this vital part.
