PALAKKAD: Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala has said that a government job will soon be provided to the daughter of Sujitha and Sudhakaran, who were murdered in Nenmara due to personal enmity. He was speaking to the media during a friendly visit to the residence of Palakkad District Congress President A. Thankappan.

There is also a directive from the trial court to provide a job to one of the children. He stated that he would discuss the matter with the Chief Minister in the coming days and issue an appointment order to the children. The minister added that the government will provide all assistance to the children, including for the conduct of the case. The family responded that, as per the eldest child's suggestion, the appointment will be given to the younger daughter, Akhila.

Operation Toofan reduced crimes

The Home Minister stated that 'Operation Toofan', implemented in the state as part of drug control measures, has succeeded in reducing crimes in the state by 30 percent. Murders and other incidents of violence recorded in the state have decreased. The widespread public support received across the state is the reason for the project's success. He also announced that the promotional event of Operation Toofan, featuring actor Mohanlal and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, will be held in Kochi in the second week of November.

Strict action against drunk driving

The minister warned that strict action will be taken against those who drive under the influence of alcohol. Extensive inspections are being led by the police over the past two days. He stated that driving under the influence of drugs will never be allowed and the licenses of such individuals will be cancelled. If deaths occur in accidents, severe punishments, including charges of murder, will be ensured.

Strict regulations for spas

Ramesh Chennithala said that regulations will be imposed on spas that are mushrooming across the state. Noting that it has come to attention that sexual exploitation is taking place centered around many spas, he stated that new legislation will be enacted to regulate them.