Omar Abdullah Criticizes Silent Tourism Stakeholders Amid Political Scrutiny
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed his disappointment with Jammu and Kashmir's tourism stakeholders for their lack of support during political attacks on tourism. Despite efforts to promote tourism through various initiatives, he faced criticism without backing from stakeholders, especially over scrutinized lease agreements and a planned Paris visit.
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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has voiced dissatisfaction with the tourism industry in Jammu and Kashmir, accusing stakeholders of not supporting his administration amidst political challenges.
Abdullah highlighted their silence in defending tourism promotion efforts, despite introducing new initiatives and investments to bolster the sector, including a state-of-the-art convention hub in Gulmarg.
He underscored the sector’s economic significance while scrutinizing lease agreements and addressing allegations surrounding planned international promotional trips.
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