Equipment for differently abled persons distributed

Karnataka High Court and Administrative Judge Justice K.S. Hemalekha distributed instrumentality to eligible otherwise abled persons astatine the territory tribunal analyzable successful Yadgir connected Sunday.

Ms. Hemalekha said that the precise intent of distributing the instrumentality was to guarantee adjacent accidental and justness for the otherwise abled persons.

The programme was jointly organised by the Karnataka Legal Services Authority (KSLA) and District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Department of District Health and Family Welfare, Senior Citizens and Department for the Empowerment of Differently Abled and Senior Citizens (DWDSC), Yadgir Institute of Medical Sciences (YIMS) and an NGO (Association for Persons with Disabilities) to people the solemnisation of ‘Universal Health Coverage Day and International Day for Differently Abled’.

With coordination of the departments, a survey to measure the percent of the disabilities among those who came personally and participated and selected beneficiaries were distributed the required equipment.

“We ensured the justness to the doorsteps of the otherwise abled persons with this equipment,” the Justice said and besides wished for the territory to get archetypal spot successful the State connected issuing the indispensable UDID cards to the beneficiaries.

Director of YIMS Sandeep Patil said that aft palmy assessment, the equipment, similar wheelchairs, receptor aids, sticks, etc., would beryllium fixed to the selected beneficiaries. Presently, the territory is successful 12th spot successful the State, and efforts are connected to unafraid the apical spot.

Presiding Officer of the Security Appellate Tribunal and High Court Judge T.N. Dinesh Kumar (retd.) besides spoke.

The wide public, advocates and tribunal unit donated blood, and instrumentality for 23 eligible persons was issued during the event.

Principal District and Sessions Judge Marulasiddaradhya, Civil Judge Mariyappa, president of the Yadgir Bar Association, R.S. Patil, and different officers were present.