Srinagar: Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha received the J&K police on Sunday for “establishing the era of peace”, Fullsum praise after the opposition BJP accused CM Omar Abdullah of “encouraging” to “face” police and “septrateism” last week.Omar -led National Conference (Nekan) government does not control police or security, which is in the hands of LG appointed by the reins, a system that took shape after the 2019 cancellation of the special status of J&K under Article 370 of 2019.“J&K police stand as a will for selfless service, duty and sacrifice. Its legacy is written by the blood of its brave personnel, whose last sacrifices have strengthened national unity, inspired new hope and inspired J&K towards an era of peace and prosperity,” Sinha said on Sunday after the inauguration of a chakra race “.Sinha urged the youth to contribute to the manufacture of “a terror-free, drug-free and fit J&K”. Sinha said, “We should unite the war against terrorism, its ecosystem and drug addiction. LG claimed that the administration was committed to justice” the families of the victims of Pakistan-provided terrorism “.Later, in the day, BJP leader of appointment (LOP) Sunil Sharma organized a news conference, in which Omar was targeted on the events to be held on 14 July, when CM went to Naqshband Sahib, on 13 July 1931, a resting place of 22 people during the rebellion against Dogra ruler Maharaja Hari Singh.Sharma described Omar as a “unsuccessful CM” and alleged that he had provoked “separatism” when he proceeded with the police in the Nakshband cemetery despite being stopped. Omar refused to do anything “illegal or illegal”. After the standoff, CM said, “In fact, these so -called protector of law need to convince which law they were trying to stop.”On Sunday, NC spokesperson Iffra Jaan dismissed Sharma’s claims. “Instead of apologizing to the people of J&K to disrespect his chosen representative, LOP is pushing the state towards a police state. We are proud to convince Naka (police barricade) and really incarnate the July 13 spirit,” John said.
