Jammu & Kashmir Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday said he had no plans to live for good in the Union Territory (UT) but “will leave behind exemplary work which will be remembered for a long time”.
“There are people who say the L-G will have to leave. Yes, I did not intend to live in J&K. But I will leave behind peace, prosperity, development and economic stability,” he said, at Raj Bhavan in Srinagar.
This follows a remark by former Chief Minister and National Conference vice-president Omar Abdullah who had said that “The L-G has come and will leave J&K one day” while highlighting the sacrifices made by his party and its leaders since militancy broke out in J&K in the 1990s.
