Panaji: Former Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Satyapal Malik, while mentioning the security situation during his tenure in the valley, said that every night he would miss the last line of a ghazal of 'Pakija' film 'Aaj ki Raat Bachege to Sahar Dekhenge'. Malik said that after removing the provisions of Section 370 from Jammu and Kashmir, no untoward incident took place there.
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Malik, who was sworn in as Governor of Goa earlier this month, says that the 'Khumar' of Kashmir has not landed in him yet. He was the last governor of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is noteworthy that the Center abolished the special status of the valley on August 5 and divided the state into two union territories. He said that I used to miss the last line of a ghazal of Pakija movie every night.
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Malik said that the same thing can be gauged from how bad the situation was there and life used to be at stake all the time. They said that if they survive tonight, they will see the city. There were many dangers. After I reached there after a gap of 17 years there were panchayat elections. All parties boycotted him, Hurriyat boycotted, terrorists, threatened that they would kill all candidates. Malik said that you would be very happy to know that 4000 people were elected in the election, but there were no casualties.