CM calls on Governor
Jammu, Dec 23: In an hour and a half long meeting last evening, the Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, briefed the Governor, N N Vohra, about developments on various fronts since the Darbar commenced functioning at Jammu, from 8thNovember.An official statement said besides issues relating to internal security management, the discussions particularly focused on the geo-political environment across the State’s frontiers and, besides, issues relating to the ongoing work of the Interlocutors.
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