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Srinagar : Minister Sakina Itoo on Thursday said that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) must present a report card of their governance in the last 10 years before demanding it from the National Conference.
Speaking to reporters in Srinagar, Sakina Itoo, per news agency said that despite facing numerous hurdles and challenges, NC-led government has made a substantial progress and achieved significant milestones in the past one year.
Itoo stressed that the achievements of the NC government were despite the “obstacles” posed by BJP. She pointed out that the NC’s success in delivering on key projects was largely due to the party’s commitment to public welfare.
“The NC has worked tirelessly for the welfare of the people across multiple fronts,” Itoo said, adding that many development projects, particularly those related to infrastructure and welfare schemes, are approved directly from Delhi, underscoring the central government’s significant influence on the region’s development. However, she also made it clear that any delays in these projects is due to BJP. ”
She added that BJP has 28 MLAs and they must provide their report card as well and report card of the last 10 years and they are the people who are responsible for snatching J&K statehood.
She said that NC government is hopeful that The Supreme Court will take decision as per the aspirations of the people of J&K and restore statehood at an earliest.
Itoo also addressed the growing concerns around the use of cough syrups and other medicinal products, especially in light of recent controversies in other states. “I have already directed the concerned authorities to ensure the rational use of cough syrups,” Itoo said.
The minister also highlighted the importance of mental fitness, especially in the medical profession, where the stress levels are high.
She stressed that mental well-being is key to achieving any professional goal and that it should be a priority for doctors and medical students alike. “Mental fitness is just as important as physical health. It’s critical that we focus on stress management, particularly for those in the medical field, as their daily challenges can be overwhelming,” she said.—(KNO)
