SECOND PHASE OF CHIEFMINISTER’S MASS CONTACT PROGRAMME ENDS
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy heard
the grievances of as many as 14,248 complainants and disbursed over Rs. 2.5
crore as financial aid to the needy, as the second phase of Mass Contact
programme concluded on Saturday26th October,2013 A total of 252 families of a
colony near Fort Kochi, who had waited 30 years to get title deeds after being
evicted from their homes to set up INS Dronacharya, the training school of the
Indian Navy, received it from Mr. Chandy.Defying protocol, the Chief Minister
walked into the midst of the people, who had queued up since 9 a.m. on Friday
to meet him.
In the
17-hour-long sitting of the Mass Contact programme, some people also reached in
ambulances, wheelchairs and stretchers seeking medical help.An auto-rickshaw
driver came with his two daughters aged 13 years and 4 years, both affected by
cerebral palsy, seeking financial aid from the Chief Minister, who sanctioned
Rs. two lakh for the treatment of the two girls.Later, Mr. Chandy also reviewed
the construction work of the Kochi Metro at various places in Kochi.
Prof.
JohnKurakar
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