Leftist councilor of Kailashahar Municipal Council Anwara Begam is still working as chairperson of Child Welfare Committee (CWC) of Unakoti District after change of power in State Government.
Anwara Begam refused take effective step after submission some proposal for welfare of needy children on behalf of Kailashahar Child Line.
Child Line is an organization which works for the welfare of children from 0 to 18 years age to save them from distressed situation. Begam is allegedly working with political attitude in spite of being an official of government committee.
Sources said that one widow Sabitri Malakar is a resident of KMC ward no-15. Her married daughter is staying with Sabitri with child as she could not tolerate atrocity by family of her husband. The age of her youngest daughter is 6 years. She wanted to send the daughter to Home as she faces problem with daughter to work at other’s houses.
Accordingly the proposal was sent to CWC Chairperson Anwara Begam through Child Line. But she did not take any initiative to provide shelter to the child till today.
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