Omar Abdullah cycles on Pahalgam streets, upbeat about tourism revival
Acknowledging potential impacts on some locations, he emphasised that different areas like Srinagar, Gulmarg and Yousmarg stay “open for enterprise,” asserting that “the yatra and tourism revival can go hand in hand”.
After the particular cupboard assembly, the chief minister’s workplace posted on X footage of the assembly held on the Pahalgam Membership, saying it was not only a routine administrative train, however a transparent message — “we aren’t intimidated by cowardly acts of terror. The enemies of peace won’t ever dictate our resolve. Jammu & Kashmir stands agency, sturdy, and unafraid.”
That is the primary time the cupboard assembly came about outdoors the same old summer time capital, Srinagar, or winter capital, Jammu, throughout Abdullah’s authorities’s tenure.
Abdullah, throughout his first stint as chief minister of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir from 2009-14, had held cupboard conferences in distant areas like Gurez, Machil, and Tangdhar areas of north Kashmir and Rajouri and Poonch areas of Jammu area.
Final week, Abdullah made this enchantment on the governing council assembly of the NITI Aayog underneath the chairmanship of the prime minister.
The chief minister believes that these concerted efforts by the federal government will considerably alleviate public fears, foster a renewed sense of safety and belief, and finally pave the best way for the revival of tourism within the Kashmir valley, bringing much-needed financial reduction and a return to normalcy.
A particular day-long meeting session was additionally held in Jammu on 28 April, which unanimously handed a decision in opposition to the Pahalgam terrorist assault and resolved to struggle resolutely to defeat the nefarious designs to disturb communal concord and hinder progress.
Throughout the meeting session, Abdullah, in an emotional 26-minute speech, had mentioned he wouldn’t use the phobia assault as a possibility to press for the restoration of statehood to Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that he doesn’t consider in “low cost politics”.
