LG’s return expected to speed up decisions on several pending administrative matters; sources say high-level review of sensitive files likely in coming days
Srinagar, Sep 15 (BuzzBytes): Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha returned to Srinagar on Tuesday after a week-long visit to the United States, with a review of important pending administrative matters expected in the coming days and several decisions likely to be taken.
According to sources, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha returned to Srinagar after a week away. Following his return to Jammu and Kashmir, deliberations on important administrative matters are likely to gather pace in the coming days. Sources said various matters that remained pending during his absence are likely to be taken up on a priority basis.
According to sources, after the Lieutenant Governor’s return, the administration will undertake a detailed review of matters requiring final decisions or further action. Concerned departments may also be asked to submit updated status reports and progress on these matters, following which decisions are likely to be taken as required.
Sources said several important matters relating to the Jammu and Kashmir administration are currently under consideration or pending, and progress on these is expected following the Lieutenant Governor’s return. However, sources did not disclose the nature, number or possible details of decisions relating to these matters.
The Lieutenant Governor’s return is being described as an important administrative development, since his presence is likely to enable a direct, high-level review of various sensitive and important matters and the issuance of necessary directions to concerned officers.
According to sources, high-level administrative activity is likely to gather pace in the coming days, with a review expected of the functioning of various departments, pending files and important policy and administrative matters.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha’s return comes at a time when several matters are under progress at the administrative and developmental level in Jammu and Kashmir. Further clarity on these matters is expected following his return—(BuzzBytes)
