Multiple power centers could impede efficiency of elected J&K government: Nasir Wani
Srinagar, Oct 26: The Provincial President of National Conference (NC) and Advisor to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, Nasir Aslam Wani, today said that the potential hindrance of having multiple power centers could impede the efficiency of the elected government in Jammu and Kashmir.
According to a press release, he was interacting with scores of public and individual delegations at the party headquarters Nawa-e-Subha in Srinagar.
Wani stressed the importance of granting the elected government full authority over administrative areas to facilitate quick and effective decision-making. He emphasised that restoring full statehood is crucial for the overall progress and development of Jammu and Kashmir.
The NC leader asserted that the government is committed to addressing the concerns of the people and working towards a brighter future for the region. He urged for unity and streamlined governance to ensure that the needs of the public are met effectively and efficiently.
Emphasising the National Conference's unwavering commitment to fulfilling all promises made to the people, Wani asserted that the residents of Jammu and Kashmir must exercise patience, as it has only been a short time since the formation of the government. "The initial progress has been promising. Every pledge outlined in the party's manifesto prior to assuming power in Jammu and Kashmir will be upheld. The implementation process is already underway," he said.
Advior to CM stated that the J&K government is actively addressing grievances and working towards restitution.
Wani expressed commitment in addressing the concerns of the visiting delegations from different areas of Kashmir division. He emphasized that the government is fully aware of the challenges faced by individuals from various walks of life and is dedicated to working tirelessly to address them.
He highlighted that the Omar Abdullah-led government is in tune with the aspirations of the public and is committed to actively representing their interests.