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No meeting held since formation of new panel for T.N. children in conflict with law

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Meghna M.
No meeting held since formation of new panel for T.N. children in conflict with law
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A government committee in Tamil Nadu tasked with overseeing homes for children in conflict with the law has failed to meet since its 2024 formation. The lack of oversight is exacerbated by a long-standing vacancy in the director position for the Children Welfare and Special Services department.

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The administrative failure raises significant concerns regarding the safety and management of vulnerable children in state custody.

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The Tamil Nadu Empowered Committee on Special Services for Children, meant to administer all the government homes functioning for children in conflict with law, has not convened a single meeting since its conception in 2024.

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