The Kerala Pravasi Commission is set to conduct a special two-day adalat, offering a crucial platform for the state's expatriate community and their families to voice and resolve their concerns. The event will be held at the Norka Centre in Thycaud, Thiruvananthapuram, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Schedule and Key Officials
The adalat will commence at 10 am on both days, providing ample opportunity for attendees. Presiding over the proceedings will be the commission's chairperson, Justice Sophi Thomas. She will be joined by Commission Secretary Jayaram Kumar R and other panel members, ensuring that senior officials are present to address grievances directly.
Purpose and Scope of the Adalat
This initiative is designed to offer a consolidated and efficient mechanism for resolving problems faced by non-resident Keralites (NRKs). The primary focus areas include matters related to overseas employment, welfare schemes, rehabilitation, and other pressing concerns affecting the expatriate community. By bringing decision-makers under one roof, the commission aims to facilitate time-bound and effective resolutions.
A Call to the Expatriate Community
Officials from the Pravasi Commission have actively urged expatriates and their family members across Kerala to make use of this dedicated platform. They are encouraged to present their grievances and documentation during the two-day event to seek official redress. This adalat represents a significant effort by the state government to streamline support for its vast diaspora, addressing challenges that arise from overseas employment and settlement.
The event underscores the government's commitment to the welfare of its overseas citizens, providing a direct channel for intervention and problem-solving that is often needed in complex cross-border situations.
