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| Provide information to security agencies : LG Sinha | | |  Early Times Report
Srinagar, June 16: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday appealed to the public to stay united and provide information to Police and security agencies to completely neutralize the terror ecosystem from Jammu and Kashmir.
“I appeal to the public to stay united and provide information to our Police force and security agencies to completely neutralize the terror ecosystem,” the Lt Governor said during his radio programme ‘Awaam Ki Awaaz’ which has completed three years on Sunday.
The Lt Governor paid tributes to the civilians martyred in the recent terror attack in Reasi and extended his heartfelt condolences to the families who have lost their loved ones.
“Let me assure the people that those behind the attack will pay a very heavy price for their barbaric and heinous act”, he said..
Lt Governor said that the record voter turnout in the recently concluded Parliamentary election reflects people’s unwavering faith in democracy and the constitution. He congratulated the people of J&K for their overwhelming participation in the recently concluded Parliamentary election.
The Lieutenant Governor said that the valuable suggestions from citizens helped in policy-making in diverse sectors.
“It has also strengthened ‘Jan Bhagidari’ at the grass-roots level and encouraged people to actively participate in the nation building process,” the Lt Governor said.
During this month’s edition, the Lt Governor highlighted the efforts of citizens like Tarun Sharma and Sunaina Abrol from Jammu, and Kashmir’s Shabbir Ahmed Dar in popularizing yoga and transforming it into a Jan-Andolan.
“The stage is set for the International Yoga Day celebrations on June 21. Yoga is a holistic approach toward health, happiness, and well-being. Now the discipline is the mantra of Yoga which emphasizes on a fine balance between mind and body”, the Lt Governor said.
The Lt Governor shared the exemplary endeavour of a ‘zero waste’ food stall in Doodhpathri by Budgam’s Naseema Banu. He said the unique initiative is not only educating locals and tourists about our natural and cultural heritage but also inspiring other food entrepreneurs to adopt sustainable tourism practices.
He appreciated the contribution of Glacial scientist Ulfat Majeed in the field of glacier-glacial lake-climate relationships research. She has emerged as a trailblazer in dealing with the challenges of climate change, the Lt Governor said.
The Lt Governor commended Malik Shugufta Nabi of Ganderbal for helping women in distress, bringing hope into their lives, and inspiring others.
The Lt Governor made a special mention of Jammu’s female biker, Preeti, and Divyavasu Sharma, an IT expert from Jammu.
Preeti is on a mission to educate and empower young daughters towards a glorious career in the armed forces.
The Lt Governor also mentioned Ruhail Maqbool Sheikh, known as the Water Warrior of Pulwama and Jammu’s Ritu Salathia, who has emerged as the brand ambassador of J&K’s gaming industry.
The Lt Governor shared the suggestions of Rajinder Singh from Majalta and Manzoor Ahmad from Baramulla regarding Swachh Abhiyan, rural health, and waste management.
The Lt Governor called upon the enlightened citizens to come together to welcome the pilgrims of Shri Amarnath Ji Yatra, the annual pilgrimage to holy shrine, which will commence on June 29. |
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