Sakina Ittu, a minister in the Omar Abdullah government of Jammu and Kashmir and leader of the National Conference (NC), has made a big charge on Sajjad Lone, president of the People’s Conference. Addressing a public meeting in Kulgam, he said on Friday (September 19) that Sajjad Lone handed over guns in the hands of the youth, encouraged them to go to Pakistan for arms training and promised that Kashmir would get independence.

Health and Education Minister Estu said, “Thousands of youths were killed in the name of independence, cemeteries were filled in the valley. Later, when the BJP coalition government was formed in Jammu and Kashmir, he became the Minister of Social Welfare. At that time you did not say anything about the people of Kashmir. ”

Sakina Ittu said, “Today the plight of the people is not bothering you, but is disturbing the fact that Omar Abdullah is the Chief Minister and the people of Jammu and Kashmir have chosen him.”

Sajjad Lone targeted on Omar Abdullah

Sajjad Lone has been continuously targeting Omar Abdullah. On September 15, Lone wrote on X, “Apples sent to the rest of the country are rotting. Apple growers are suffering heavy losses. I am sure there must be some preventive steps. Bad weather is not the fault of the government, but it is a crime to sit as a silent spectator and do nothing. ”

The apples destined for the rest of the country are in a state of rot. Massive losses for the apple growers. I am sure there must be some remedial measures. Inclement weather is not fault of the government. But sitting like a mute spectator and doing nothing is criminal.

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– Sajad Lone (@Sajadlone) September 15, 2025

Sajjad Lone said, “My humble advice is the Chief Minister- stop wandering unnecessarily across the country. Sit with your officers and stakeholders and prepare a concrete strategy. ”

Schools reopen in jammu kashmir: Educational institutions in Kashmir Valley and Jammu will reopen again on Tuesday (May 13) after the tension between India and Pakistan is over. At the same time, the schools will open again after further assessing the ground situation in the border districts of Jammu division and Kashmir.

Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Sakina Itu said on Monday (May 12) that schools coming in non-seminal areas will open again on Tuesday, although the government will decide to reopen schools in border areas on Tuesday. School Education Director Kashmir (DSEK) GN Itu announced that all the schools except Gurez, the border districts in the Kashmir Valley and the sub-division of Bandipora, will open on 13 May 2025, except Gurez.

Will have to wait in many districts
However, students from many districts of Jammu region will have to wait longer. The divisional administration of Jammu announced on Monday that on May 13, all educational institutions including private and government schools and colleges will remain closed except medical colleges in Jammu division.

Minister Sakina Ittu said, “In view of the current situation, all schools, colleges and educational institutions (private and government) in Jammu province will remain closed on May 13, except medical colleges. The Divisional Commissioner of Jammu said, the administration has advised students and parents to be updated through official channels for further information.

‘Government committed to safety of students’
Sakina Ittu wrote on her X handle, “The Jammu and Kashmir government has issued a helpline number to assist the students. Students studying outside Jammu and Kashmir, who need to return home, contact the officials of Jammu Division’s School Education and Transport Department. Similarly, students from outside Jammu Kashmir who are still studying in Jammu and Kashmir, they are still studying in Jammu and Kashmir, they are still studying in Jammu and Kashmir, they have the SD and Transport Department for Transport, Home or any related assistance Officers can contact. The government is committed to ensure the safety and goodness of all students. “