terrorism will not be able to stop tourism in kashmir cm omar took a selfie after going to pahalgam

Efforts are being made to start efforts to resume tourism in Kashmir after the terrorist incident on 22 April in Pahalgam. In this sequence, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah held a special cabinet meeting in Pahalgam on Tuesday. This can give a clear message that the government will not be afraid of the cowardly antics of terrorism. After the meeting, the Chief Minister’s Office posted pictures of the meeting held at Pahalgam Club. Presided over a cabinet meeting in Pahalgam today. This was not just a regular administrative practice, but a clear message – we are not afraid of the cowardice of terror. The Chief Minister’s Office said in X that enemies of peace will never affect our resolve. Jammu and Kashmir are strong, strong and fearless.

This is the first time in the tenure of the government when the cabinet meeting was out of the general summer capital Srinagar or the winter capital Jammu. The purpose of choosing Pahalgam is to show solidarity with the residents of the tourism city, where there has been a huge decline in the number of tourists since the disastrous terrorist attack on 22 April, killing 26 people, most of whom were tourists. Officials insisted that the importance of this meeting is more in giving direct messages to anti -national and anti -social elements that there is no place for violence in Jammu and Kashmir.

Abdullah held cabinet meetings in remote areas such as Gurez, Machil, Tangdhar regions and Rajouri and Poonch regions of Jammu region during his first term as the Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir till 2009-14. The decision to organize a special cabinet meeting came on Saturday three days after Abdullah proposed a double approach to revive the Jammu and Kashmir tourist attack affected by the Pahalgam terror attack, in which he requested the Center to hold the PSU to hold meetings in Kashmir and hold the Parliamentary Committee meeting there.