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Don’t ‘invent new problems’: Sajjad To Governor

INS Desk by INS Desk
December 2, 2018
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Omar headed one of the most inefficient, brutal, corrupt regimes in J&K: Sajad Lone
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Srinagar: Days after governor Satya Pal Malik’s statement that had he looked to New Delhi, he would have had to form Sajjad Lone’s government, the later on Sunday asked the governor administration to restrict itself to basic governance and not “invent new problems.”
“The governor administration needs to restrict itself to basic governance. No structural changes pertaining to PRC or J K Bank are acceptable. Restrict your energies to what u r mandated to do— which incidentally u r not doing. Please don’t invent new problems,” Sajjad tweeted.
Four days back, the governor publicly aired transfer fears after Sajjad’s Peoples Conference, an ally of the BJP, openly accused the constitutional authority of “gross distortion”.
“I have been watching for the last three to four days that there has been a misrepresentation of facts and gross distortion of certain events that unfolded in J&K by some people and unfortunately, especially His Excellency the Governor of J&K,” the Peoples Conference had said in a statement.
“I don’t know since when they have made constitutional provisions and solutions illegal — that is for the Governor to clarify.”

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