In a decisive move to enhance conditions at the State Institute for Rehabilitation, Training and Research (SIRTAR) in Rohtak, the Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC) has mandated immediate reforms. Following a parent’s alarming complaint, the commission uncovered significant negligence impacting children with special needs, such as broken physiotherapy tools and unsafe school transport lacking CCTV surveillance.
The Haryana Human Rights Commission has mandated urgent reforms at SIRTAR, Rohtak, after complaints revealed grave neglect of children with special needs. Key issues include broken therapy tools, unsafe transport, neglected speech therapy sessions, and unsanitary conditions. Immediate actions are required, with a compliance report due by July 22.
The urgency of reform at SIRTAR underscores the profound impact of negligence on vulnerable children. With the HHRC advocating for immediate action to rectify the situation, there is hope for improved safety, hygiene, and communication support within this essential institution.”
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