<p>Terming three-decade long conflict as “business for some people” Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Thursday said “conflict entrepreneurs” filled their coffers while common man was left to suffer.</p>.<p>“Conflict tag on the face of Kashmir for three decades was actually a great business opportunity for some people whose first preference was to fill their own pockets while common man was left suffer on all fronts,” he said while addressing a gathering after inaugurating the Golden Glory Eco Park at Sonmarg hill station in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district.</p>.Kashmir put under security blanket ahead of Independence Day.<p>The L-G said security forces have put in their entire energy to push the last nail in the coffin of terrorism. </p>.<p>“Terror ecosystem is being dismantled fully to make peace a permanent feature in J&K. Gone are the days when people were asked to live on the directions of others,” Sinha said.</p>.<p>Without naming anyone, he said “some people” want to revive street violence to get back into the business, “but their plans will be scuttled on all fronts.”</p>.<p>“Separatism, terrorism and street violence are things of the past,” the LG asserted.</p>.<p>Sinha announced that 2711 landless families were provided land under the recently launched PMAY scheme and 8000 more people of whom majority are Bakerwals (nomads) are eligible for the land. </p>.<p>“If some people feel pain in their stomachs, they will have to bear that pain,” he said.</p>
<p>Terming three-decade long conflict as “business for some people” Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Thursday said “conflict entrepreneurs” filled their coffers while common man was left to suffer.</p>.<p>“Conflict tag on the face of Kashmir for three decades was actually a great business opportunity for some people whose first preference was to fill their own pockets while common man was left suffer on all fronts,” he said while addressing a gathering after inaugurating the Golden Glory Eco Park at Sonmarg hill station in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district.</p>.Kashmir put under security blanket ahead of Independence Day.<p>The L-G said security forces have put in their entire energy to push the last nail in the coffin of terrorism. </p>.<p>“Terror ecosystem is being dismantled fully to make peace a permanent feature in J&K. Gone are the days when people were asked to live on the directions of others,” Sinha said.</p>.<p>Without naming anyone, he said “some people” want to revive street violence to get back into the business, “but their plans will be scuttled on all fronts.”</p>.<p>“Separatism, terrorism and street violence are things of the past,” the LG asserted.</p>.<p>Sinha announced that 2711 landless families were provided land under the recently launched PMAY scheme and 8000 more people of whom majority are Bakerwals (nomads) are eligible for the land. </p>.<p>“If some people feel pain in their stomachs, they will have to bear that pain,” he said.</p>