The Andhra Pradesh Human Rights Commission will hold a camp court at the Sub-Collector’s office in Rajamahendravaram from November 16 to 20, bringing pending matters from Kakinada, East Godavari, Dr B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema and Polavaram districts before the Commission.
The camp court is intended to enable the Commission to examine cases linked to government departments and review the action taken by district authorities. Daily timings were not specified in the information provided.
East Godavari district collector Keerthi Chekuri has instructed district-level officials from the departments concerned in the four districts to attend with relevant records. Officials have been asked to identify pending cases before the Human Rights Commission and prepare comprehensive details on each matter.
According to the report, officials may be required to appear in person to explain the background of cases, the action taken so far and their current status. They have also been directed to submit records, reports, explanations and comments to the Commission in advance so that the required information is available during the proceedings.
The collector cautioned officials against negligence in matters under the Commission’s inquiry and asked them to attend at the scheduled time with complete information. The instructions place responsibility on departments to consolidate case records across the four districts before the camp court begins.
The Commission has proposed holding a monthly camp court in Rajamahendravaram during the third week of every month. If implemented, the arrangement would create a recurring regional forum for reviewing human-rights complaints and pending departmental responses without requiring every matter to be handled only at the Commission’s regular location.
Rangampea tahsildar P.H.G.R. Paparao has been appointed liaison officer to coordinate with the Human Rights Commission. The concerned officials are expected to submit the requested documentation and attend the camp court from November 16 to 20.
