People and history will judge what changed in 5-years: LG Sinha

jj correspondent
Srinagar, Jul 21 : Asserting that people and history will judge what has changed in five years compared to what used to happen earlier, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has said that J&K has broken away from its troubled past and is embracing a brighter, secure, and development-driven future.
In an interview to a national news channel, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, according to the news agency reflected on the transformational journey of Jammu and Kashmir over the past five years since he took office on August 7, 2020. “Peace, prosperity, and a people-centric approach formed the bedrock of my administration,” he said.
“Stone pelting and hartals are now history. Schools, colleges, and businesses function without disruption, and nightlife has made a comeback,” LG Sinha stated, underlining the normalization of daily life in the Union Territory. “J&K’s economy has doubled in the past five years,” he added, signaling significant economic revival.
Acknowledging that development is an ongoing process, the LG said, “People and history will judge what has changed in five years compared to what used to happen earlier.”
On support for victims of terrorism, LG Sinha recounted emotional encounters with terror-affected families, including one where a man with three children was killed and only one of his sons was given a job.