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LG Kavinder Gupta assesses overall situation of Ladakh

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffOctober 7, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Reaffirms commitment to peace, welfare, & inclusive growth in Ladakh
UT Admin committed to address genuine concerns of people through continuous engagement

Leh, Oct 7: The Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Shri Kavinder Gupta, reaffirmed the Administration’s commitment to maintaining peace, ensuring welfare of the people, and advancing Ladakh’s vision as a model of sustainable and inclusive growth.
Chairing a high-level review meeting in Leh, the Lt Governor assessed the overall situation in the Union Territory, including law and order and essential services. He appreciated the coordinated efforts of the district administration, police, and security agencies in maintaining harmony and normalcy across the region.
In view of the positive public response and improving situation, Shri Kavinder Gupta directed officials to ease certain restrictions in a calibrated manner while ensuring that peace and public order are maintained. He emphasised that public cooperation and responsible behavior have been crucial in restoring normalcy.
The Hon’ble Lt Governor stressed the need for responsive and people-centric governance, directing officers to maintain close engagement with local communities and address grievances promptly at the grassroots level.
Acknowledging the patience and resilience of the people of Ladakh, Shri Kavinder Gupta commended their unwavering faith in the Administration and their collective spirit in upholding peace and unity. He assured that the government remains fully committed to safeguarding their interests, improving their quality of life, and ensuring that every section of society benefits from the region’s development journey.
Shri Kavinder Gupta expressed confidence in the people of Ladakh for choosing the path of peace, and cooperation. He assured that the Administration values their sentiments and is committed to addressing genuine concerns through continuous engagement, transparency, and participatory development. He appealed to all sections of society to work together in strengthening peace and unity for Ladakh’s brighter future.
The Hon’ble Lt Governor reiterated that peace, development, and welfare of the people remain the guiding pillars of the Administration’s policy framework, reaffirming his vision to transform Ladakh into a prosperous, resilient, and self-reliant region.

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