Srinagar, April 24 -- Leader of Opposition (LoP) Sunil Sharma on Thursday publicly said that corruption in Jammu and Kashmir was touching nefarious heights saying while the Union Territory faces administrative paralysis, the ministers are "invisible on the ground" as water, power and road crises hits the people hard.

Speaking to reporters here at a function, the BJP leader claimed governance had come to a halt after the October 2024 assembly polls, with the administration preoccupied with "marathons, cycling, skiing and 5-star dinners" instead of addressing public grievances.

"Corruption is touching the sky. Send a common man to a tehsildar or BDO, nobody works unless he is paid and the industry of transfers is wide open," Sunil Sharma ...