Taluk adalat provides quick relief to applicants

BEEMABEEVI, a 68-year-old resident of Varuvilakam near Beemapally, has been living in isolation for long, after losing her husband and children long ago. On Monday, she finally found some solace and support at the taluk adalat at Women's College.

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EF Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday said that the environment necessary must be ensured for citizens to experience the true essence of governance.

Inaugurating the launch of taluk-level adalats – Karuthalum Kaithangum – at a function held at the Women's College, the chief minister highlighted the importance of timely resolution of issues. He also discussed certain other areas for better suggesting that they hold special privileges to bypass procedures. This is what the state desires and will not tolerate such behaviour, the chief minister said.

He emphasised that the government would take a firm stand against such practices and ensure that the officials perform their duties with dedication.

Reminding that there is a life behind every file, Pinarayi pointed out that some offices struggle because of inefficiency. Interventions will be made in the secretariat and other offices to address these challenges, he said.