Kochi, Keralam Chief Minister V D Satheesan on Sunday said the state government would examine the demand for a separate Muvattupuzha district.
“He spoke about how it has been marginalised for a long time. He spoke about how development activities here were halted and blocked out of a spirit of revenge. I am only saying one sentence. Nevertheless, that matter is also being seriously examined. This government will bring a Delimitation Commission. “A district has been a long-standing demand of the region.
Earlier, Muvattupuzha MLA Mathew Kuzhalnadan, in his address, alleged that the region had been neglected during the 10-year rule of the LDF government and renewed the demand for a separate Muvattupuzha district. Because muvattupuzha would be separated from my own district, “I felt a slight sadness.
Satheesan said he had taken note of the grievances raised by the Muvattupuzha MLA. All these grievances and all these worries will be resolved,” the CM said. He said the developmental backlog suffered by Muvattupuzha would be addressed with interest. That request will certainly be considered in that process,” he said. In the recent budget, the government mentioned examining the Delimitation Commission and the possibility of forming new districts and taluks,” Kuzhalnadan said. Kuzhalnadan said the government was aware of the matter and expressed hope that a decision would be taken.
