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Ombudsman seeks report on garbage plant
By Our Staff Reporter
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT. 16. The Ombudsman for local bodies has
directed the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation secretary to submit a
report on the environmental and health problems created by the
garbage processing plant at Vilappilsala.
The Ombudsman has also sought details on the functioning of the
plant and the reported assault on reporters at the factory site.
The case was admitted on the basis of media reports.
The Corporation Secretary has been asked to report in person in
connection with another case relating to the unauthorised
construction of a building in the Kothuval Street, Chalai, by a
Corporation employee. Taking note of the seriousness of the case,
the Division Bench, comprising the chairman, Mr. P.A. Mohammed,
and Dr. D. Babu Paul, expressed strong displeasure over the
Corporation secretary's failure to appear before the Ombudsman or
take action against the employee.
The Ombudsman has issued an order to realise an amount of Rs.
3,000 from the beneficiary committee following detection of
irregularities in the construction of a road by the Ottoor grama
panchayat. It also ordered payment of Rs. 500 to the petitioner
towards litigation expense.
The verdict was issued by a full bench comprising Mr. P.A.
Mohammed, Dr. D. Babu Paul and Mr. T.V. Balan.
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