CM Special Grievance Meet: 858 beneficiaries distributed welfare funds worth Rs.16.17 crore

Coimbatore: Around 1350 petitions were received and 858 beneficiaries were distributed with welfare measures worth Rs. 16.17 crore at the Chief Minister Special Grievance day meeting held here in the city.


Coimbatore: Around 1350 petitions were received and 858 beneficiaries were distributed with welfare measures worth Rs. 16.17 crore at the Chief Minister Special Grievance day meeting held here in the city. 



The meeting was headed by Minister SP Velumani who distributed the welfare schemes to the beneficiaries. The meet was held at Thenkarai, Karadimadai, Panchayat Union Elementary School and Mathavarayapuram, Government Higher Secondary School. 

District Collector, K. Rajamani, District Revenue Officer, Ramaduraimurugan, DRDO, Rameshkumar and other officials from various government department took part.

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