Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday said the terror eco system will be completely neutralised and terrorists wiped out from Jammu and Kashmir.
Sinha attended 'Ati Vishnu Mahayagya' at Pouni, Reasi and paid homage to the martyr soldiers and police personnel.
He expressed gratitude to Pujya Sant Shri Bal Yogeshwar Maharaj, for organising 'Ati Vishnu Mahayagya' for the last many years to recall with pride the great sacrifice of Jawans.
“The nation will forever remain indebted to brave soldiers, who have sacrificed their lives for the cause of unity, integrity, peace and progress. We have worked with sincerity and honesty to build a progressive and modern J&K of their dreams,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
He vowed to wipe out the terror ecosystem and called upon every section of the society to discharge their responsibilities and join the fight against terrorism to secure our future. “Terror ecosystem will be completely neutralized and terrorists will be wiped out from Jammu Kashmir,” he said.
He also spoke on J&K’s exceptional journey towards growth and prosperity, under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the last 50 months.
“We had envisioned a prosperous J&K UT and in the last 4 years, we have taken many steps to speed up infrastructure development, build an environment more conducive to industries and increase investment in various other sectors of economy,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
Sinha observed that the people-centric policies, progressive reforms across the sectors and dedicated focus of the government on the empowerment of youth, women, farmers and marginalised sections have paved the way for rapid and inclusive development of Jammu Kashmir.
He also urged the farmers and other stakeholders associated with agriculture & allied sectors to avail the benefits under the Holistic Agriculture Development Program.
On the occasion, Lieutenant Governor along with Sant Bal Yogeshwar Das Maharaj also unveiled the idol.
Kuldeep Raj Dubey, Member of Legislative Assembly; Vishesh Paul Mahajan, Deputy Commissioner, Reasi; senior officials of civil & police administration, army veterans; families of the martyrs and prominent citizens from all walks of life were present.