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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said he has received assurance at the ‘highest level’ in New Delhi that the commitments made to the Union Territory regarding the governance model will change.
Abdullah said the hybrid model of governance is temporary and statehood for Jammu and Kashmir will be restored soon.
“I will tell you in no uncertain terms that there is zero tolerance for [corruption]But I am also very aware that unfortunately at present we have a mixed system of operations. And I think, and I’m going to say that regardless of the consequences, some people may feel that they can exploit the system to their advantage, that they can find loopholes in the system that we have right now. The pass is in Jammu and Kashmir,” Adbullah is heard telling his ministers and staff in a video.
“But please rest assured. This is a temporary phase. I have just returned from very successful meetings in New Delhi. I have received assurances at the highest level that the commitments made to Jammu and Kashmir, especially with regard to the governance model, will change,” said the chief minister, who met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and others during his recent visit to Delhi. Had met people.
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“And so, if there is anyone who believes that somehow UT will protect you from the consequences of practices that are against this pledge, please remember that the shield may be in place temporarily. But it is only temporary. Once Jammu and Kashmir should be restored to full statehood Abdullah said, “There will be no loopholes to take advantage or take advantage by playing against each other.”
Abdullah’s National Conference recently won the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections by winning 42 out of 90 seats. This was the first election in the union territory in a decade and also the first assembly election after the abrogation of Article 370 and bifurcation of the erstwhile state into two union territories.
Abdullah took oath as chief minister on 16 October, making him the first chief minister of the union territory.
This is a temporary phase. I have just returned from very successful meetings in New Delhi.
Five years after the erstwhile state was bifurcated into two union territories – Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, the Modi government is likely to begin the process of restoring statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. According to some reports, the first steps in this direction may be taken during the winter session of Parliament in November-December.
An NDTV report quoting sources said that Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured Chief Minister Omar Abdullah of the Centre’s full support to the newly elected government.
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