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The Tamil Nadu government has constituted a one-man committee headed by retired Madras High Court judge K. Chandru to recommend measures for effective administration of the homes functioning as per the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act of 2015.

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Tamil Nadu government constitutes one-man committee headed by Justice K. Chandru to assess requirements of juvenile homes

The retired judge has been asked to study and make recommendations regarding infrastructure, health, nutrition, staff requirement, after care issues and stakeholder participation. A report has been sought in four weeks.

April 13, 2023 01:25 pm | Updated 01:26 pm IST – CHENNAI

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Justice K. Chandru, retired judge of Madras High Court. File

Justice K. Chandru, retired judge of Madras High Court. File | Photo Credit: G. Moorthy

The Tamil Nadu government has constituted a one-man committee headed by retired Madras High Court judge K. Chandru to recommend measures for effective administration of the homes functioning as per the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act of 2015.

A Government Order issued by the Social Welfare and Women Empowerment department on Tuesday, April 12, 2023 stated that Chief Minister M.K. Stalin had issued a press release on February 6 indicating the proposal to constitute a high level committee to enhance

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