Srinagar, May 28: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Chief Spokesperson and MLA Zadibal Tanvir Sadiq Wednesday commended the remarkable resilience of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, calling on fellow citizens to unite in support of revitalizing tourism in the region.
During a day-long tour of the interiors of Dal Lake, Sadiq engaged with houseboat owners, Shikara operators, and local traders. He made several stops to interact with individuals involved in the tourism industry, gathering firsthand insights into their current challenges. Expressing satisfaction over the resurgence of tourists to Dal Lake, he praised the unwavering spirit of the local community. Sadiq assured them that the government is committed to addressing their concerns and will take all necessary measures to restore the flow of visitors to the valley.
Highlighting the tenacity of the Dal Dwellers, Sadiq stated, “I commend the indomitable spirit of the people of Kashmir and all stakeholders for their unwavering strength. Jammu and Kashmir is steadily progressing towards peace and stability. Our community, not just those directly involved in tourism, is eager to welcome guests from across the nation with open hearts. Tourists are gradually returning, and I sincerely hope and pray that these numbers continue to rise. The situation has stabilized, and it is time for our fellow countrymen to experience the breathtaking beauty and unparalleled hospitality of the Valley once again. Now is not the time to abandon the people of Kashmir; the nation must stand with us in a powerful show of solidarity.”
Sadiq also praised the Honourable Chief Minister for convening back to back cabinet meetings in Pahalgam and Gulmarg saying that the step will significantly boost the confidence of potential visitors to Kashmir.
Additionally, Sadiq honored the newly appointed YNC Provincial President, Mir Mushtaq, during a workers’ meeting held in the Dal interiors. He expressed optimism that the party will greatly benefit from Mushtaq’s leadership.
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