Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha while condemning the killing of a Kashmiri Pandit in Pulwama and two non-local labourers in Shopian said that those trying to disrupt peace in the UT have “committed a big mistake” and that they will have to “repent and repay with the interest.”
“My heart goes with the family member of a Kashmiri Pandit killed in Pulwama and two labourers from UP killed in Shopian grenade attack. Those disrupting peace in J-K will have to repent and repay with the interest. The masterminds of Pulwama and Shopian type attacks will be dealt with sternly,” LG Sinha said, while addressing the book launch function in Srinagar. The book titled—‘The Slum Queen’ was launched at the function. The book has been written by Ruble Nagi, a J-K born writer, settled in Mumbai.
The LG said efforts are continuously being made to misguide people of J-K by those who can’t digest peace. “Some people don’t want business to flourish in Kashmir and who don’t want students to study. Hartal days are over and today travel advisories are being lifted by foreign countries. Those not happy with this are trying to disrupt peace here,” Sinha said.
