Guidelines of the Supreme Court issued to improve the houses of begging dependent

New -Delhi, September 14 (IANS). The Supreme Court has issued several guidelines to improve the condition of the houses of beggars across the country. This decision was made on a case associated with deaths due to contaminated water in the lampur collection house in Delhi. Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice R. The Bank of Mahadevan said that these houses should now be converted to rehabilitation and dignity in accordance with the basic spirit of the Constitution. The bank said: “Subh houses should now be seen as a place where there is a process to recover, skills development and reintegration in society. The word ‘griha’ itself is a symbol of safety, dignity, familiarity and care.” The Supreme Court has made it clear that such an arrangement, which makes a situation like the jail. For example, congestion, dirt, forced or arbitrary shutdown, refusal to treat, neglect from mental health or ban on personal freedom will not be a violation of policy failure, but a violation of Article 21 of the Constitution, which ensures the right to life and dignity. The court said that begging dependent homes should no longer be seen as an instrument of social control, but that they should develop as the center of social justice. The bank said the laws against the country’s laws of the country are the product of colonial mentality, which aims to be considered a crime, not to find a solution. It is now necessary to get out of this thinking. The Supreme Court said the medical examination of each person will be mandatory within 24 hours. Health check -up and disease -monitoring system is implemented each month. Clean drinking water, clean toilets, pest control and high hygiene standards will be ensured. Once in two years, independent infrastructure audit will be compulsory. If you stop more crowds, it will only be able to remain residents until the approved capacity. Clean air and open spaces must be provided with safe homes. Nutrition experts will be appointed in every home that will check the quality of food and nutritional standards. A standardized diet card will be made so that there is no lack of nutrition. Skills development centers will be determined so that the residents can become financially self -sufficient. Training programs are offered by partnership with NGOs and private institutions. Residents will be informed of their legal rights in a simple language. Advocate for the Legal Services Authority Authority will visit every three months. A separate and safe place for women and children will be assured. The children who are at begging will not be sent in begging houses, but to child welfare institutions. There will be a monitoring committee in every beggar home that will release the annual report. In the case of negligence, the state government will compensate the families of the deceased and disciplinary or criminal steps against the guilty officers. The central government will have to make model guidelines over three months. In six months, they will be compulsory to follow them in all states and trade union areas. The Supreme Court register was ordered to send a copy of this decision to the general secretaries of all states and the Union Ministry of Social Justice. -Ians vku/dkp