LG Sinha’s commitment to peace
In his resolute Independence Day address at Bakshi Stadium, Srinagar, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinhahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manoj_Sinha reiterated the unwavering commitment of the government to transform Jammu and Kashmir into a terror-free haven. The Lieutenant Governor’s unwavering determination to eliminate terrorism from the region was at the forefront of his speech.
Acknowledging the destructive impact of cross-border-supported terrorism, Sinha declared that the government is unswervingly devoted to eradicating terrorism and its ecosystem from J&K. The security forces, he stated, are diligently working towards this goal, relentlessly striving to uproot the menace.
Highlighting the significant role of the security forces in establishing a peaceful environment in J&K, LG Sinha commended their invaluable sacrifices in ensuring the nation’s integrity and sovereignty. Addressing the martyrs’ families, he assured them of unwavering support, assuring them that the nation stands united with them in their grief.
Reflecting on the strides made towards peace, LG Sinha recalled his pledge three years ago to foster a tranquil Jammu and Kashmir. He emphasized the substantial achievements already made while underscoring the necessity of continued efforts in the journey ahead.
The Lieutenant Governor also celebrated the remarkable increase in tourist footfall, with 1.27 crore visitors, including foreigners, exploring the enchanting landscapes of the Union Territory. He noted a notable 59% rise in foreign tourist arrivals, attributing part of this success to the impactful G20 summit held in Srinagar. This international platform projected J&K as a destination of serenity and natural beauty, fostering positive perceptions worldwide.
LG Sinha reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to creating a secure and serene environment for every citizen of J&K, promoting a life of choice and freedom without coercion. He pointed to tangible signs of normalcy and peace returning to the region, such as the reinstatement of Muharram processions through traditional routes after a 34-year hiatus and the reopening of cinemas and theaters.
In conclusion, LG Sinha’s address echoed dedication, progress, and optimism. It underlined the government’s resolve to realize a terrorism-free Jammu and Kashmir, where residents can lead lives of freedom and choice, unburdened by fear.
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