Omar’s ministers faced Pahalgam ‘Baikalash’ to Chris-Cross States for the protection of Kashmiris. Bharat News
Srinagar/Jammu: Ministers of Jammu and Kashmir government led by Umar Abdullah have excluded several states in the last two days, meeting with Chief Ministers and other top officials, who have to coordinate assistance to Kashmiris who have launched the attacks and threatened in view of the Pahalgam Terror Attack, who targeted tourists.
“J&K government is in touch with the governments of the states where this report is arising out of (attacks and dangers). I am also in touch with my counterpart Chief Ministers in these states and requested that they take extra care,” Omar has posted on X.
Officials said Deputy CM Surinder Chaudhary led the outreach, flying to Mumbai where he was slated to extend the matter with the Maharashtra government.
Health Minister Sekena Itu was in Chandigarh on Saturday, where he met Punjab Governor and Chandigarh UT Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria. He discussed the safety and safety of the students and business community from J&K. Itu requested Kataria to take steps to create a sense of security among the Jammu and Kashmir original inhabitants in the region. Punjab’s DGPS Gaurav Yadav and Chandigarh’s Surendra Singh Yadav were also present in the meeting.
Itu later met a cross-section of students studying in Punjab and interacted with Chief Secretary Cup Sinha to discuss security issues. Hundreds of Kashmiri students have enrolled in private colleges in Punjab.
Forest Minister Javed Ahmed Rana traveled to Lucknow. A government spokesperson said that Rana was to assure students and commercial communities from J&K in Uttar Pradesh. Food Minister Satish Sharma arrived in Dehradun, where he interacted with Jammu and Kashmir with Kashmiri students, business community members and others.
After the Pahgam attack on 22 April, Kashmiri students outside J&K are making a crisis call from the “fringe elements” and seeking help in the house, seeking help. CM Omar has appealed to the people across the country that “the people of Kashmir not to consider their enemies”. Former CM and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) President Mehbooba Mufti spoke to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, requested his intervention.
Meanwhile, the J&C students association alleged that several Kashmiri students were disturbed and attacked by “fringe elements” in Ambala, Haryana late on Friday night. The association said in a statement, “We have brought it to the attention of the Chief Minister of Haryana (Naib Singh Saini).
