Omar Abdullah, Deputy CM meet J&K Governor on completing 3 years

Completing three years in office, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and Deputy Chief Minister Tara Chand today met Governor N N Vohra and presented the coalition government's achievements before him.

The two met the Governor at Raj Bhawan this morning and presented him a publication which highlighted the government's achievements in different sectors during the past three years, officials said.

Chand spoke about the challenges faced, particularly in areas like functioning of urban local bodies, which are dealt by him, they said.

The Governor offered sweets to the two and congratulated them on the occasion, they said, adding that he emphasised the importance of constant monitoring of the administration, timely completion of all development programmes and efficient functioning of the delivery system.

Stressing the need for honest functioning, the Governor complimented the CM for deciding to undertake district-wise assessment of the implementation of developmental efforts.

He asked the government to assign physical targets in all sectors, which could be measured against time frames and cost limits, so that those who perform well be given state level awards and recognition for promotions.

The Governor also wished Abdullah and all members of the Council of Ministers a successful year ahead for their endeavours.