Omar government restored development momentum in J&K: Sagar
Calls for restoration of Statehood as an essential step to take underway developmental mission forward
Srinagar, 29 Sept: The Jammu & Kashmir National Conference General Secretary and MLA Khanyar Ali Muhammad Sagar Monday emphasised that the democratically elected government led by Omar Abdullah successfully restored the momentum of development across Jammu & Kashmir after years of stagnation under unelected and bureaucratic regimes.
In a press release issued from the party headquarters Nawa-e-Subha, Sagar said that the years preceding Omar Abdullah’s tenure were marked by policy paralysis, lack of accountability, and administrative disconnection from the ground realities, which severely hampered developmental progress in both urban and rural areas.
“It was only after the people of Jammu and Kashmir elected a representative government under Omar Abdullah that real, accountable, and people-centric development resumed. His administration undertook wide-ranging initiatives in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and power, with a focus on equitable development across J&K,” he said.
Sagar noted that the Omar-led government prioritized long-pending projects, improved public service delivery mechanisms, and re-established institutional trust through transparency and public outreach.
“The era of elected governance brought the administration back to the people. Omar Abdullah’s government bridged the gap between citizens and institutions, proving that democratic legitimacy is essential for sustained and meaningful development.”
He reiterated the party’s firm stand that only a democratically elected government, accountable to the people, can truly understand and respond to the aspirations of the diverse regions of Jammu & Kashmir. He further urged the restoration of full democratic rights and constitutional institutions, along with the grant of statehood, as essential steps to take this mission forward and ensure that the people of J&K once again become the rightful decision-makers of their own future.