Jammu Tawi, March 9 -- The Jammu & Kashmir Government has disclosed that the Union Territory's liabilities have soared to a staggering Rs 125205 crore.

In a written reply to a question of MLA Handwara, Sajad Gani Lone, the minister in-charge of the Finance department, Omar Abdullah, as per the news agency, disclosed that the total debt portfolio of J&K, including State Development Loan/Reserve Bank of India loan, negotiated loans, National Saving Small Fund (NSSF), Government of India Advances, Ways and Means Advance/Overdraft, General Provident Fund (GPF), Reserves and Deposits, UDAY power bonds, stands at a staggering Rs 125205 crore.

According to the Finance department's reply, the total outstanding on account of SDL/RBI loans is Rs...