SRINAGAR, SEPT 21: The Jammu and Kashmir Council of Ministers is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, September 22, at 3:00 PM at the Chief Minister’s Rabita Office in Srinagar, according to sources.
The meeting assumes significance as the Council is expected to take up a range of matters concerning the administration, governance and functioning of the Union Territory, with various departmental issues likely to come up for consideration.
Sources said the meeting may deliberate on proposals requiring the approval of the Council of Ministers, besides reviewing important matters related to ongoing administrative initiatives and the functioning of different departments. However, the detailed agenda has not been officially made public so far.
The Council of Ministers, headed by Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, is expected to consider the issues placed before it by the concerned departments and administrative authorities.
Decisions taken during the meeting could have implications for the implementation of government policies and ongoing programmes across Jammu and Kashmir.
Officials and departments concerned are expected to place their respective proposals before the Council for consideration.
The meeting will also provide an opportunity for the government to review key administrative matters and take decisions on issues requiring collective approval.
The official agenda and details of the decisions taken are awaited.
Any major decisions emerging from the meeting are likely to be communicated after the Cabinet proceedings.
