Kerala cabinet approves replacement for Loka Kerala Sabha
The Kerala cabinet has decided to dissolve the Loka Kerala Sabha and establish a new mechanism, according to The Hindu. A cabinet subcommittee chaired by the chief minister will examine the alternative arrangement, with four ministers named as members. The supplied material gives no timetable or explanation for the change.
The Kerala cabinet has decided to dissolve the Loka Kerala Sabha and replace it with a new mechanism, The Hindu reported. To work on the alternative arrangement, the cabinet constituted a subcommittee chaired by the chief minister. Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, Industries Minister P.K.
Kunhalikutty, Health Minister K. Muraleedharan and Water Resources Minister Mons Joseph will serve on the committee. The supplied material does not state when the Loka Kerala Sabha will formally be dissolved or when the replacement mechanism will be introduced.
It also does not explain the reasons for the cabinet’s decision, describe the proposed structure or say whether the subcommittee has been given a deadline. The available report is limited to the decision to replace the existing body and the composition of the committee tasked with establishing an alternative.
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