<p>The Government made a submission stating that it will be allocating Rs 9.14 crore within the financial year of 2010-11. During the next three financial years Rs 15 crore will be spent to meet the minimum requirements on basic infrastructure for disabled persons in government offices, schools and institutes.<br /><br />A Division Bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar declared that it was satisfied with the commitment made and sought a progress report from the Government once in every six months.<br /><br /> The Court has also granted the liberty to the petitioner to examine the report and make further suggestions.<br /><br />Simha Raju, a physically-challenged person had filed a contempt petition for not implementing the High Court order by the Division Bench headed by Justice Manjula Chellur to make public buildings disabled-friendly.<br /><br />The matter had come up for hearing in September before the Division Bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar.<br /><br />The Bench had directed the State Government to file objections. During the hearing, when the State filed the list of buildings where the ramps and other disabled-friendly infrastructure had been created, the petitioner submitted that no such infrastructure existed over there.<br /><br />Earlier, the Court had directed the Disabilities Commissioner, Secretary, Public Works Department, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (RDPR) to appear before the Court.<br /></p>
<p>The Government made a submission stating that it will be allocating Rs 9.14 crore within the financial year of 2010-11. During the next three financial years Rs 15 crore will be spent to meet the minimum requirements on basic infrastructure for disabled persons in government offices, schools and institutes.<br /><br />A Division Bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar declared that it was satisfied with the commitment made and sought a progress report from the Government once in every six months.<br /><br /> The Court has also granted the liberty to the petitioner to examine the report and make further suggestions.<br /><br />Simha Raju, a physically-challenged person had filed a contempt petition for not implementing the High Court order by the Division Bench headed by Justice Manjula Chellur to make public buildings disabled-friendly.<br /><br />The matter had come up for hearing in September before the Division Bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar.<br /><br />The Bench had directed the State Government to file objections. During the hearing, when the State filed the list of buildings where the ramps and other disabled-friendly infrastructure had been created, the petitioner submitted that no such infrastructure existed over there.<br /><br />Earlier, the Court had directed the Disabilities Commissioner, Secretary, Public Works Department, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (RDPR) to appear before the Court.<br /></p>