- Discusses measures to harness Charar-e-Sharief tourism potential
- Committed to establish branch of Shaikh-ul-Aalam Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies of KU at Charar-e-Sharief
- Tourism Dept to coordinate with experts of NIT to restore Khanqah to its original glory
Budgam- Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha said on Tuesday that his administration has been successful in establishing a peaceful and prosperous ecosystem in the Union Territory and gave credit of this achievement to the support and cooperation of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Sinha made these remarks during his visit to the shrine of Sufi Saint Sheikh Noorud-Din Wali, also known as Sheikh-Ul-Alam, at Charar-e-Sharief in Budgam district on Tuesday.
During his visit, the LG interacted with the spiritual leaders, public representatives, and locals and discussed the measures to harness the tourism potential and to give a boost to spiritual tourism at Charar-e-Sharief, an official spokesperson said.
Extensive deliberation was also held on infrastructure and modalities to address the immediate requirements.
Responding to the demands, Sinha said the UT administration is working with the right intent to meet the developmental needs and aspirations of the people. He assured that all the important works will be taken on priority.
The LG reiterated the commitment of the administration to establish the branch of Shaikh-ul-Aalam Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies of University of Kashmir at Charar-e-Sharief.
“Sufi saint Shaikh-ul-Aalam, also known as Nund Rishi’s life, is the best example of India’s unity in diversity. His teachings of brotherhood, love, harmony continue to inspire the world.” the LG said.
He said the branch of Shaikh-ul-Aalam Centre for Multidisciplinary Studies at Charar-e-Sharief will spread his ideas and ideals of humanism and respect to all spiritual streams.
“It will motivate people to march towards the bright future, dedicate themselves for peace and development and to unlock the precious treasure house of our cultural heritage,” he added.
On demand of restoration of Khanqah, the LG directed the tourism department to work in close coordination with experts of NIT, analyse the detailed design, architectural drawings and restore the revered structure to its original glory.
He said the construction work on utilities was on hold due to Court’s order which has been vacated and the work will be completed soon. Sinha said the work on the District Hospital at Budgam will start soon and on completion, the facility will cater to the healthcare needs of the people of Budgam.
The LG highlighted the reforms introduced in various sectors over the past few years, under the guidance of Hon’ble Prime Minister, which has brought transformational changes in the growth journey of Jammu Kashmir.
“We have been successful in establishing a peaceful and prosperous ecosystem in the UT. This has been possible because of the support and cooperation of the people of J&K,” he added.
Sinha also took appraisal of the ongoing works at the Shrine and adjoining area.
Akshay Labroo, Deputy Commissioner Budgam, Waqf Officials and prominent citizens were also present.
The LG was accompanied by Vijay Kumar, ADGP Kashmir; Vijay Bidhuri, Divisional Commissioner Kashmir; Dr Syed Abid Rasheed Shah, Secretary Tourism Department and other senior officials of Police and Civil administration.
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