PSC’s visit to J&K part of CBMs by GoI post Pahalgam attack: Thakur

PSC chairman Anurag Thakur with LG Manoj Sinha in Srinagar on Saturday.
PSC chairman Anurag Thakur with LG Manoj Sinha in Srinagar on Saturday.

Common man wants peace, says Sinha

Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, July 5: Parliamentary Standing Committee (PSC) on Coal, Mines and Steel, under the chairmanship of Anurag Singh Thakur, Member of Parliament called on Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, at Raj Bhawan, here today.

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The Committee is on a study visit to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
Thakur said that the committee’s visit to Jammu Kashmir is also a part of the Confidence Building Measures by the Government of India, post the Pahalgam terror attack. It will also spread the message across the country that Kashmir is safe and peaceful, he added.
The members of the committee congratulated the Lieutenant Governor for the reforms and progressive policies implemented across the sectors in Jammu Kashmir.
The Lieutenant Governor reiterated his commitment to the inclusive and equitable development of UT of Jammu Kashmir. He also spoke on the prevailing security scenario in the Union Territory.
“Common man of Jammu Kashmir wants peace. The people have immense love and dedication for the nation and they know that their future is with India. The kind of protests that were seen on the streets of Jammu Kashmir against Pakistan- sponsored terrorism in Pahalgam was unprecedented,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
He also emphasized on the need to counter fake narrative and propaganda being created by the adversaries.
Earlier, on its arrival in Srinagar, the PSC met representatives of different officers/ organisation of Coal, Mines and Steel and discussed a series of issues with them.
The Committee is on visit to Kashmir from July 5-10.