Kerala HC orders inquiry into death of migrant worker
The Hindu
The Kerala High Court on Friday directed the Secretary, Ernakulam District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), to inquire into an incident in which a migrant worker was killed and two others were injured
The Kerala High Court on Friday directed the Secretary, Ernakulam District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), to inquire into an incident in which a migrant worker was killed and two others were injured when a concrete slab of a building crashed on them at Kaloor.
Justice Devan Ramachandran ordered that the inquiry should be done particularly from the angle of the workers involved and to ensure that they got all support and guidance for their way forward.
The court issued the order when a case pertaining to the cleaning of canal came up for hearing. The incident occurred when the cleaning of Seena Thodu was being undertaken by migrant workers following the High Court directive to the Kochi Corporation.
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