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LG’s veiled attack on ruling elites: 500-1000 odd people shamelessly exploited J&K residents
5/15/2023 10:44:54 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, May 15: Launching a scathing attack on ruling elites of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday said that 500 to 1000 people had created a mess for the residents of this part of the country.
Without naming any political class, Manoj Sinha pointed out that those responsible for the sufferings of the people find it difficult to digest ongoing development in J&K.
“Those responsible for the suffering and miseries of the residents of J&K have tendencies of opposing pro-people policies because they hoodwinked residents of J&K for years together”, the LG said while addressing the Kissan Samparak Abhiyan at Dooru, in Anantnag district.
“These 500 to 1000 odd people, who ruled J&K for years together, have ruined Jammu and Kashmir for their petty personal interests”, the LG said.
“Despite ruling the J&K for decades together these people failed to initiate any pro-masses step. Now when we are taking some steps for the welfare and upliftment of the common masses they are feeling pain in their stomach”, he said, adding, “We can not treat such people who shamelessly exploited innocent people of J&K for years together”.
“I strongly believe the path of all-round development passes through the villages. Holistic Agriculture Development Program (HADP) will ensure limitless potential and possibilities of development in the farming sector are fully realized to change the destiny of rural J&K”, he said.
Our dream is not only to build a strong farming ecosystem but also to create opportunities for employment & self-employment at the local level through HADP, create rural assets, strengthen self-help groups, and make the 70% population engaged in farming self-reliant,” he said.
Responding to the demands and issues projected by the PRI representatives and the farmers, the Lt Governor assured that all the genuine concerns of the people will be addressed on priority.
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