More than 30 Union Ministers, who visited Jammu & Kashmir last month, have submitted their feedback to the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) on the implementation of various development schemes there, officials said on Wednesday.
As many as 37 central Ministers visited Jammu & Kashmir to assess the ground situation and interact with people on various development schemes.
Over 30 of them have submitted their reports to the Home Ministry and those were forwarded to the PMO recently, a Government official said.
The reports were primarily on how the welfare schemes were being implemented and the issues on which the Centre and the Union Territory administration should focus on for optimum results, the official added.
The reports were given in a proforma so that action could be taken on the basis of the feedback.
The central Ministers visited Jammu & Kashmir following a directive of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who wanted an honest assessment of the various welfare schemes being implemented in the newly-created Union Territory.
Among those who visited Jammu & Kashmir were Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju, ministers of state for home G Kishan Reddy and Nityanand Rai.
The Ministers only spoke about the development initiatives and there was no reference to political issues, the official said.