KOCHI: The Kerala high court Tuesday turned down the request awarding additional time for Lakshadweep citizens to notify their responses to the reforms being completed from the new secretary.
Central authorities had advised the court that approximately 600 proposals were obtained by the government and they’ve been hauled to the authorities.
During Tuesday’s hearing, a branch chair asked Lakshadweep government to reply to the plea searching free supply of ration to islanders in perspective of Covid-19 limitations by Monday.
Though the court declared that the government’s demand for longer time,” it also said it will not give an extension of time following Monday.
It had been alleged by the petitioner a representation registered into the government to disperse ration as livelihood from these islanders are changed because of the Covid-19 constraints didn’t elicit any reaction.
But a counselor representing that the government has filed that rice has been distributed to qualified people and that nobody is currently facing starvation in Lakshadweep.
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