JK Congress chief Karra terms governance in UT ‘hazy’
JAMMU, Nov 17 (PTI): Jammu and Kashmir Congress unit chief Tariq Hameed Karra on Sunday termed the governance in the Union Territory “hazy”, claiming it is an “irony” that even after a month of government formation, the terms of governance remain undefined with those in power unclear about their roles and responsibilities.
In an interview with PTI, Karra said the Congress is conducting a major exercise to analyse the reasons behind its recent Assembly poll debacle in the Jammu division, which promoted the party to form a fact-finding committee to interact with the Congress workers across the 10 districts of the region and submit its findings within a month.
“This (dual power setup) is not a permanent situation. Jammu and Kashmir is experiencing such a scenario for the first time, and it is a transitional phase. Those who are supposed to delegate powers and those expected to exercise them appear equally unsure about their roles. I think this issue might have already reached the constitutional experts or even the (Union) home ministry,” Karra told PTI.
