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Sub-Judge inspects SW schools.
Sub-Judge Ammanna Raja inspected the Gurukul school and social welfare hostels here on Sunday to study their functioning. He enquired the students about the facilities at the residential school and social welfare hostels.
Pithapuram (East Godavari): Sub-Judge Ammanna Raja inspected the Gurukul school and social welfare hostels here on Sunday to study their functioning.
He enquired the students about the facilities at the residential school and social welfare hostels.
When a woman teacher complained to him about the adamant style of functioning of the residential school principal, the Sub-Judge directed him to focus on running the institution on sound lines.
Addressing a legal awareness camp at the residential school, the Sub-Judge exhorted the students to develop an understanding of social issues, which helps them become responsible citizens in future.
He also created awareness among students about child rights.
Residential school principal K Srinivasa Rao, Bar Association general secretary Padala Ravi, AGP SM Ali, senior advocate Prasanna Kumar, SI Koteswara Rao and others were present.
The Sub-Judge also addressed legal awareness camps at Bhogapuram and B Prathipadu villages in the mandal.
Later, Ammanna Raja inspected the government and private hospitals and enquired the patients about the quality of medicare being provided to them.
