Hema Committee Report: High Court to Establish Special Tribunal for Petitions

The High Court has taken a significant step in addressing the concerns raised by the Hema Committee Report. In a recent development, the court has decided to constitute a special tribunal to hear petitions related to the report.

Special Bench of Women Judges to Hear Cases

A special bench of women judges has been formed to hear cases related to the Hema Committee Report. This move is seen as a positive step towards ensuring that the concerns raised by the report are addressed in a fair and impartial manner.

According to reports, the High Court has constituted a large five-member bench to hear the cases. The bench will be headed by a woman judge, and will include other members who are experienced in handling similar cases.

Response to Allegations

In a related development, Bhagyalakshmi has responded to allegations made by a hairdresser. The hairdresser had alleged that the Fefka association was being targeted, and that the Hema Committee Report was an attempt to demolish the association. Bhagyalakshmi has denied these allegations, stating that the report was aimed at addressing the concerns of the film industry.

Media Coverage

The Hema Committee Report has been widely covered in the media, with several news outlets reporting on the developments. Manorama Online, Asianet News, Kerala Kaumudi, and Mathrubhumi are some of the news outlets that have reported on the story.

News18 Malayalam has also reported on the story, highlighting the response of Bhagyalakshmi to the allegations made by the hairdresser.

Key Points

• High Court to constitute special tribunal to hear petitions related to Hema Committee Report
• Special bench of women judges to hear cases related to the report
• Large five-member bench to hear cases
• Bhagyalakshmi responds to allegations made by hairdresser
• Media coverage of the Hema Committee Report