Ms. Hymavathi visited the home as part of Child Rights Week celebrated universally from Children’s Day (November 14) to International Child Rights Day (November 20). Interacting with the inmates, Ms. Hymavathi asked them about the services and facilities available there. The Juvenile Justice Board members should dispose of the cases at the earliest. After being released from here, they should mend their ways and start life afresh and make use of the many government schemes and scholarships to educate themselves,” Ms. Hymavathi said. Home superintendent Madhusudhan Rao, Juvenile Justice Board member Jayaraju and others were present.

Source: The Hindu November 17, 2019 19:18 UTC