This was stated in the J&K Assembly on Tuesday by the minister for disaster management, relief and rehabilitation in reply to a question tabled by Tanvir Sadiq (National Conference).
After years away from the political spotlight of the House, PDP president Mehbooba Mufti visited the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly here on Monday and called for joint efforts by the government and opposition to restore the strength and dignity of the legislature.
Earlier during the day, BJP legislators trooped into the well of the Assembly and also staged a walkout over the issue.
He made some remarks that were objected to by the BJP members, who raised slogans seeking an apology from the CM
Omar said his government aims to transform the Union Territory into a modern, progressive, and economically vibrant region by promoting investment, innovation, and participatory governance.
The Chief Minister was replying to a question in the Legislative Assembly, raised by MLA Javid Riyaz Bedar, regarding the promotion of Heritage Tourism.
“In view of the overall improvement in the law and order situation and the prevailing circumstances in the Kashmir Valley, there is no justification for fresh registration of migrants at this stage”, he said.
Amid noisy scenes over the ‘Pir Panjal’ region, remarks of Leader of Opposition (LoP) Sunil Sharma, the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly was on Wednesday adjourned for 15 minutes by Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather.
Sinha was addressing the opening of the 27-day budget session of the assembly, spread over three months.
The three MLAs – R S Pathania, Sunil Bhardwaj and Surinder Kumar -- walked into the Well of the House.
