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LG Sinha congratulates NC-led alliance for winning J-K elections

He also took thanked the people of Jammu and Kashmir for their active participation in the election process.
01:55 PM Oct 09, 2024 IST | GK Web Desk
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Srinagar, Oct 9: Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha Wednesday extended his heartfelt congratulations to the newly elected members of the Legislative Assembly and the NC-led alliance for their victory in the recent polls whose results were declared yesterday.

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Taking to his official X-handle, Sinha wished best for the members even as he emphasized working together for the region's development.

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"My heartiest congratulations to all the members elected to Legislative Assembly and NC-led alliance for victory in polls. Best wishes to them in the service of people. Constitution of India is our guiding light & I urge all to work together for growth of J&K & welfare of people," Sinha wrote.

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He also took thanked the people of Jammu and Kashmir for their active participation in the election process.

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"I thank the people for empowering & strengthening democracy in UT of J&K. I laud the efforts of CEO J&K, EC officials, JKP and security forces for working tirelessly and diligently to uphold the sanctity of the ballot and successfully completing transparent, free & fair election," he wrote.

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Reflecting on the smooth conduct of the election process, Sinha further stated that the peaceful participation of millions of voters was a "testament to the vibrant democracy," reported news agency KNS.

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"The peaceful electoral process and participation of millions of voters is testimony to vibrant democracy and people's faith in democratic values of the country. Today, J&K stands taller guided by principles of good governance, people-first, social justice and social harmony," he wrote.

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