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TS Minorities Commission to undertake tour of Kaleshwaram
The Chairman and members of the Telangana State Minorities Commission (TSMC) on Monday unanimously decided to undertake a ‘tour programme’ officially to Kaleshwaram on September 23 to review the project.
Hyderabad: The Chairman and members of the Telangana State Minorities Commission (TSMC) on Monday unanimously decided to undertake a 'tour programme' officially to Kaleshwaram on September 23 to review the project.
During the meeting, it was decided to address a separate letter to the Chief Secretary to Government and the Principal Secretary to Government for Irrigation Department regarding the tour.
The Commission members also decided to go to Nizamabad in a land dispute case of Parsi graveyard at Kanteshwaram in Nizamabad. Later, the Commission will be submitting an annual report to the Government, within a fortnight.
The 21st monthly meeting of the Telangana State Minorities Commission (TSMC) was held on Monday, under the Chairmanship of Mohammed Qamaruddin.
Vice Chairman, B Shanker Luke, members of the Commission, Gusti Noria, Mohammed Arshad Ali Khan, Dr Vidya Sravanthi, B Kattaiah, MA Azeem and Sardar Surender Singh, besides Mohammad Riaz Ahmed, advisor to the commission, have attended the meeting.
The vice chairman and members of the commission appreciated the chairman for the disposal of 633 cases out of 740 cases received by the commission.
