Special courts in MP for early disposal of corruption cases

State will frame laws to check properties amassed by public servants

PTI | February 21, 2011



Madhya Pradesh governor Rameshwar Thakur on Monday said the state government will set up special court for early disposal of matters related to corruption.

"The state government has also decided to frame laws to attach properties amassed by public servants through corrupt means," the governor said in his inaugural address at the budget session of the state assembly.

Thakur said the law and order situation and internal security in Madhya Pradesh was much better placed and added that vacant posts in the police were being filled. He added that the state government was committed to providing good administration for which public hearings were being held every week in government offices to hear the people's problems.

He outlined in detail the state government's achievements in various fields including tourism, development of cities, technical education, health facilities and empowerment of women.
 

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