Mufti all praise for his admin

SRINAGAR: The Chief Minister, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today said the present government assumed office amid arduous political and administrative challenges and some of these challenges continue to dog the Government even today.

Education Minister, Mr Naeem Akhtar, who is also the Government Spokesman, said the Chief Minister in his opening remarks at the State Cabinet meeting today made it clear that the state cabinet represents the diversity and the composite culture of Jammu and Kashmir, and with the active support of the administration, the Government has started confronting these enormous and intricate challenges with great maturity and political sagacity.

The Government is, with the spirited support of all its instruments, firm in its resolve to put the state back on the path of peace, progress and prosperity with accountability, transparency and good governance being the fundamental inputs for its functioning, Akhtar quoted Chief Minister having stated at the meeting.

We are committed and will play our role in the protection and promotion of the political, economic and social well-being of our citizens, the Chief Minister, according to Akhtar, said.

According to Akhtar, the Chief Minister told his cabinet colleagues that while he is personally not inclined much towards making frequent changes in the administration, but sometimes, such exercises are imperative in the larger interest of the effective delivery of governance so that the right person is placed at the right place and do away with stagnation at various levels.

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