“National Conference has been impressing on the incumbent administration to hold elections as soon as possible. We believe that an elected government would be able to deliver in a better way,” he said.
Knowledge of the complex situation of the state was on the fingertips of Vohra and it is to be seen in what manner his successor Malik handles the issues.
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This is for the eighth time that Jammu and Kashmir has been placed under the Governor's Rule, and the fourth time that NN Vohra will be directly running the affairs of the state administration.
The security situation in the border state at present needs prime focus, with unrelenting terror attacks in the Valley and ceasefire violations from across the border continuing at high pitch.
Governor N N Vohra recommended imposition of Central rule in his report to President Ram Nath Kovind, a copy of which was also forwarded to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
The Governor sent his report to the President after concluding consultations with all major political parties on government formation in Jammu and Kashmir
