Objection raised over Chandigarh decision

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Chandigarh, September 28

After the UT decided to convert Cheshire Home into a group home for mentally challenged, Aditya Vikram Rametra, Managing Trustee, Pushpanjali Trust, has raised objection over having a group home for mentally challenged.

“I record objection at the way the Administration has decided to convert Cheshire Home into the home for the mentally challenged’. As a disability rights’ activist, I am angry at the treatment meted out to the current inmates,” said Rametra. — TNS

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