JAMMU:
Completing 100 days in power, the Jammu and Kashmir Government today admitted that “some controversial issues” had “impacted” its governance but claimed that it had addressed all the issues successfully.
“The 100 days of our rule was setting the stage right for ensuring good governance. There were some controversial issues which impacted the governance, but we resolved all the issues and these 100 days, I can firmly say, was successful,” Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh said here at a conference on the completion of 100 days of PDP-BJP Government.
He did not elaborate on the “controversial issues” but the State has lately seen increase in separatist activities and repeated incidents of Pakistani flags being hoisted, for which the Government has come under attack.
Singh, who belongs to BJP and hails from Jammu, highlighted the work done by his Government and attacked the previous National Conference dispensation of Omar Abdullah, saying it had left behind a “mess”.
“We have got this mess. And we have honestly tried to correct this mess,” he said, adding “We have started setting this platform for good governance”.
He alleged that the previous Government had created a mess with the budget and “now we are trying to correct it”. (AGENCIES)
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