J&K Police Commended by LG; BJP Criticizes Omar Abdullah
- July 21, 2025
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Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha has publicly commended the Jammu and Kashmir police force for their significant role in maintaining peace and stability in the region. During a recent address, Sinha highlighted the police’s dedication to combating terrorism and ensuring justice for victims affected by Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. His remarks underscore the ongoing efforts of law enforcement in tackling security challenges and fostering a safer environment for residents.
In contrast to the praise for the police, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has expressed strong disapproval of former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s recent activities. The BJP accused Abdullah of inciting separatist sentiments during his visit to a martyrs’ graveyard. This criticism reflects the party’s stance on maintaining national unity and its concerns over actions perceived as undermining peace efforts in the region.
The National Conference (NC), led by Omar Abdullah, has defended his actions, arguing that his visit was misinterpreted. The NC accused the BJP of attempting to transform Jammu and Kashmir into a police state, suggesting that such criticisms are politically motivated. This defense highlights the ongoing political tensions between regional parties and the central government, as well as differing perspectives on governance and security measures.
Lieutenant-Governor Sinha reiterated his commitment to eradicating terrorism from Jammu and Kashmir. He emphasized the importance of delivering justice to those affected by acts of terrorism, particularly those sponsored by Pakistan. This focus aligns with broader national security objectives and reflects ongoing efforts to stabilize the region through strategic law enforcement initiatives.