J & K Governor Satya Pal Malik now talks about the threat of transfer, says it's not in his hands

In the midst of a controversy over his decision to dissolve the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, Governor Satya Pal Malik said that he was in danger of losing money. to be transferred. A few days after Malik declared that he had turned to Delhi, he would have had to install a Sajad Lone government backed by the BJP, the governor hinted on Wednesday that the threat of a transfer weighed on him.

to pay tribute to Congressman and former Minister Girdhari Lal Dogra on the occasion of his 31st anniversary of death on Tuesday, he spoke of the threat of transfer. "Girdhari Lal ji has dedicated his life to the cause of the poor. As long as I am here, I will certainly come to pay my respects … This is not in our hands. I will not lose my job, but the threat of transfer remains, "he said.

Against the impression that he acted at the request of the Modi government, Malik said Saturday that he chose to dissolve the J & K at a rally in Gwalior Instead of obliging one or the other of the parties, the Assembly decided not to enter the party. history as a "dishonest man".

"If I had looked at Delhi, I would have had to make Lone's Sarkar. I would have gone into history as a corrupt man. I have finished the whole question. Anyone who will have to abuse will do so, but I am convinced that I have done what was right, "he said at a pre-convocation conference of the ITM university. of Gwalior Saturday

Although the BJP reacted to nothing, Malik, PDP leader Mehbada Mufti, and National Conference President Omar Abdullah congratulated the governor for not being a stooge from the center.

Mufti said the governor's decision to refuse to "take the dictation" of Delhi was unprecedented. "Leaving aside the fiasco of fax machines, it is good to see that the governor refused to take the dictation of Delhi, instead opted for the dissolution of the badembly.This could be unprecedented, given the history of democracy in the state, "she tweeted.

Former CM Abdullah congratulated Malik for thwarting the installation of a BJP government formed by "horse trading, defections and the use of money ". "My compliments to Governor Malik for failing to look at Delhi and for not following their instructions, thus putting an end to the installation of a BJP government and its proxies trained by the horse trade, defections and the use of money, "Abdullah tweeted.

People's Conference Chief Lone reacted angrily to the governor's remarks, calling it "character badbadination" and gross distortion of "certain events". "We remain committed to providing an alternative to the traditional political system of exploitation, arrogance, law and blackmail, and we will spare no effort to rid the state of tyranny of tyranny and corruption. dynastic despotism, "he said.