Srinagar, Oct 17: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has alleviated concerns of a potential power struggle between his office and the new government in Jammu and Kashmir, drawing parallels to the contentious relationship between the Delhi government and Lieutenant Governor.
In an interview, Sinha emphasized his commitment to collaboration, ensuring a harmonious relationship.
Sinha urged the newly elected representatives to prioritize the well-being of J&K residents, focusing on peace, prosperity, and development. He pledged his support to the new government, stating, “My message is that now that the people have given the mandate, the elected representatives should fulfill their promises to the people of J&K.”
The Lieutenant Governor expressed optimism about the future, highlighting the progress made during his four-year tenure. “I don’t expect any tussle with the elected government,” Sinha said, reassuring government of his willingness to work together to address pressing issues.
Manoj Sinha has been serving as the second Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir. [KNT]
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