No discussion on security situation in today’s meeting; J&K has done better in implementing new laws
NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said that implementing three new criminal laws is not the mandate of the elected government in Jammu and Kashmir, but the dispensation led by him needs to do more to create awareness about these provisions.
Talking to reporters here after attending a meeting called by Home Minister Amit Shah to review the implementation of the new criminal laws, Omar said, “
“As far as the elected government is concerned, it is not our responsibility to implement these laws. Since these are new laws, people should be aware of them. For this, the elected government needs to do more,” he said.
The CM added that J&K has done better in implementation but there are few weak areas which need to be fixed.
Omar said there was no discussion on security situation in Jammu & Kashmir during today’s meeting.