Ladakh's Calm Amidst Turbulence: A Governor's Visit
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Kavinder Gupta, emphasized the peace in Ladakh during his Jammu visit, despite the recent violent protests in Leh demanding statehood. Four protestors were killed, prompting a magisterial inquiry. Gupta paid respects to his ancestral deity and expressed confidence in the region's sustained tranquility.
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Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Kavinder Gupta, highlighted the current peace in the Union Territory during his visit to Jammu on Thursday. Despite recent unrest in Leh, Gupta assured that Ladakh remains serene and is expected to stay peaceful.
Gupta visited Jammu to pay respects at the Daati Maa Dev Sthan temple, a significant site for his family, located in the Arnia border belt. During a media interaction, he expressed gratitude to his ancestral deity for her blessings and his ability to serve the region.
Recent violent protests in Leh on September 24, advocating for Ladakh's statehood and inclusion in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, resulted in four civilian deaths due to police firing, with many injured. A magisterial inquiry into the violence is underway, expected to conclude within four weeks.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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