Special students' grievances redress meet on June 11
The special grievances redress meet for the students, who have passed Plus Two, will be conducted at the Kanniyakumari District Collectorate on Wednesday (June 11).
In a statement, Collector R. Alagumeena said the students encountering unforeseen hurdles in getting certificates for pursuing their higher studies after passing Plus Two may submit their petitions with the Collector and get the grievances solved immediately.
Hence, the affected students may participate in this grievances redressal meet to get their problems solved, the Collector said.
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