kashmir - SRINAGAR/JAMMU' target='_blank' title='jammu and kashmir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>jammu and kashmir cm omar abdullah has recently given an important statement and openly talked about the situation of border areas, amarnath yatra and India's policy against terrorism. He said that at present there is no news of ceasefire violation from anywhere on the Line of Control (LoC) or the international border.
At the same time, the chief minister also told that the damage on the border is being assessed, and as soon as the damage assessment report comes, the state government will prepare a compensation package. For this, wherever the help of the central government is needed, the state government will seek assistance from the Center.
Delegations had also gone after the parliament attack and Operation Parikrama - CM
omar abdullah also told that in the past, after major incidents like the parliament attack and Operation Parikrama, india had sent its delegations to many countries. Now once again the government of india is going to send an all-party delegation of leaders of 7 major political parties, which will strongly put forward India's side at the international level.
The cm said that this is an important occasion, when india should clarify its stand against terrorism and the current status of ceasefire with pakistan to the global community.
The cm expressed concern over the deteriorating condition of tourism
Meanwhile, he expressed concern over the deteriorating condition of tourism in Kashmir. He said, "Very few tourists are coming to us in this summer season. Tourism has come to a complete standstill. Our priority at the moment is the amarnath Yatra. We want this yatra to be completed peacefully and safely and all the devotees should remain healthy and safe." He has instructed the officials that there should be no shortage of both security and facilities, so that this religious journey can be made smooth.
When journalists asked questions on the recent statement of Pakistani prime minister Shahbaz Sharif, omar abdullah clearly said that this question does not come under the purview of the state government. He said, “This question is related to the Ministry of External Affairs and only the central government can answer it.”.jpg)
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