Sep, 19 2023 CNI News: Manoj Sinha, the lieutenant governor of Jammu and Kashmir, stated on Tuesday that a “major recruitment drive” will be conducted over the course of the following six months to fill all open positions in the various government ministries.
LG addressed a gathering in Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district after inaugurating and laying the foundation stones of a series of developmental projects. He stated that last year, the UT administration initiated a recruitment drive and hundreds of youth were recruited through a transparent system.
He added, “Let me announce here that all the vacant posts in various government departments will be filled within the next six months through a proper recruitment drive,” adding that “poor man’s child also has a right to become an officer.”
Manoj Sinha said that the daughter of a vegetable vendor recently become a KAS officer. “She told me when we first spoke that she never saw herself as an officer. I reassured her that children of poor people had the same rights as children of rich people, he said.
The LG attacked regional parties, claiming that “some party’s looted the State exchequer, built enormous villas in foreign countries, and left the common of J&K suffer.”The LG attacked regional parties, claiming that “some party’s looted the State exchequer, built enormous villas in foreign countries, and left the common of J&K suffer.”
The LG claimed that these people “can’t handle peace” and that they keep hatching plans to incite and mislead people under various pretexts.
He said in Ganderbal district 2800 Awas were distributed among the people under Prime Minister Awas Yojna Scheme. “Let me clarify, not a single non J&K resident has been given Awas in Ganderbal district. But some people can’t digest seeing poor man building their homes and hatch conspiracies to oppose the move,” the LG said.
The LG said that gone are the days when schools and colleges would remain shut on Pakistan’s call or on the call of “its stooges here.” “J&K is on the path of peace and prosperity. People are living a peaceful life and enjoying night life as well,” he said.
He said that 1.88 billion visitors visited J&K in 2017. Who benefited from that? a local cart vendor, hotelier, Riskhaw wall, shikara walla, and taxi driver are among examples. 1.52 million tourists visited J&K this year until August, and that number is expected to reach 2.25 million, according to the LG, who also added that some people find it difficult to comprehend the large number of visitors to J&K and create claims in an effort to mislead others.
According to the LG, Ganderbal is headed for rapid development. “I am happy that Ganderbal is soon going to establish itself as a major tourism destination. A staggering 3.5 lakh tourists arrived in Sonmarg, he claimed.
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