Dist judge inspects govt shelter homes, issues orders for changes
During the inspection of Girls' Home Unit-1, three girls requested to be sent home. The superintendent informed them that their parents were not willing to take them.
The district judge instructed the district probation officer to ensure that necessary actions are taken to send the girls home. During the inspection of Govt Girls' Home Unit-2, the facility was found to be unclean, and there were only four doctor visits this month.
The district probation officer was instructed to immediately assign a cleaning staff to ensure cleanliness and to ensure regular doctor visits by corresponding with the authorities concerned. At the inspection of Govt Boys' Home in Kalyanpur, the district judge praised a teacher named Suman who was found regularly educating the children and conducting various activities. It was noted that none of the three institutions had a yoga instructor.
The district probation officer was directed to ensure that a regular yoga instructor is appointed by corresponding with the relevant authorities.
During the inspection, additional district judge/secretary Kamlesh Kumar Maurya, additional district magistrate (Judicial) Chandrashekhar, and district probation officer Jaideep Singh were present.
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