A new government in Jammu and Kashmir, led by Omar Abdullah, has taken charge, leading to the disbandment of the Administrative Council that had been running the region during President’s rule.
This shift marks a significant moment in Jammu and Kashmir’s political landscape after nearly six years of direct central rule. The Administrative Council, which handled governance in the absence of an elected assembly, has now stepped down to make way for the newly elected government.
The move to disband the council is a routine process that follows the formation of a new government. The new administration will be responsible for key decisions and governance matters in the region.
Abdullah, who has previously served as Chief Minister, is expected to focus on peace, development, and addressing issues related to statehood. His leadership aims to bring about a new phase of governance, focusing on uniting the people of Jammu and Kashmir, which has seen significant political and social challenges in recent years.
The new government’s priority will be to foster unity across the region, while also addressing unemployment and infrastructural development. With the restoration of the elected government, there is hope that Jammu and Kashmir will see more autonomy in decision-making, as well as improvements in governance.
This new phase under Omar Abdullah’s leadership is seen as a step towards restoring normalcy and addressing the aspirations of the people in the region.