Jammu : Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday identified three problems in the Union Territory -corruption, separatist agenda, and anti-India ecosystems.
Speaking at the inauguration of the Apsara Road project under the Smart City initiative, Sinha said, “I saw a news report written by an active member of the separatist ecosystem. I want to say that there are three types of ecosystems that have a problem in J&K these days: corrupt, separatist, and anti-India ecosystems. They know that this administration under the Government of India has not provided these people any kind of oxygen.”
Sinha also spoke about the SEHAT healthcare scheme, which has been criticized by some. He said, “In the SEHAT scheme, they raised questions. I want to say 982 crore premium, 1288 crore dispersed to patients, 5 lakh 66 thousand patients treated and 2.5 crore per day is being paid per day on this scheme, ”