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Politics
Jammu Civil Secretariat Reopens as CM Omar Abdullah Leads Guard of Honour
✍️ JK News Today
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 12:02 PM
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The Jammu Civil Secretariat was officially reopened today, with Chief Minister Omar Abdullah presiding over a guard of honour ceremony.
Jammu's Civil Secretariat resumed operations today after a formal reopening ceremony held at the historic building. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah arrived on the premises and was received with a guard of honour, underscoring the significance of the event for the state's administrative machinery.
The guard of honour, composed of senior police and civil service personnel, escorted the chief minister to the podium where he addressed the gathering. While no direct quotations are provided, the chief minister highlighted the Secretariat's role as the nerve centre of government functions and expressed optimism about the renewed efficiency of public services.
State officials and senior bureaucrats were present, marking the occasion as a milestone in the restoration of normalcy to Jammu's governmental operations. The reopening signals that all departments housed within the Secretariat can now resume their regular duties, benefiting citizens across the region.
The ceremony concluded with a traditional salute and the raising of the state flag, symbolising the government's commitment to transparent and effective administration.
The guard of honour, composed of senior police and civil service personnel, escorted the chief minister to the podium where he addressed the gathering. While no direct quotations are provided, the chief minister highlighted the Secretariat's role as the nerve centre of government functions and expressed optimism about the renewed efficiency of public services.
State officials and senior bureaucrats were present, marking the occasion as a milestone in the restoration of normalcy to Jammu's governmental operations. The reopening signals that all departments housed within the Secretariat can now resume their regular duties, benefiting citizens across the region.
The ceremony concluded with a traditional salute and the raising of the state flag, symbolising the government's commitment to transparent and effective administration.