Special grievance redress meet for differently abled in Virudhunagar
The Hindu
More focused attention can be given to their ordeals, says Collector
Hundreds of petitioners throng distrct collectorates in the State every Monday with the hope that their problems would be resolved at the weekly grievance redress meetings. This is the case with farmers who attend the monthly grievances redress meetings held for them.
But the problems faced by the the differently abled are definitely more complex. Considering their plight, the Virudhunagar district administration has come up with the plan of holding monthly grievance redress meetings exclusively for them. The first meeting will be held on January 7.
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