In the proposal sent to BHRC Chairperson Bilal Nazki with copies sent to the secretaries of the Home and Law Departments, Commission Member Neelmani has called for incorporating chairpersons of state Commissions for Women, Minorities, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Child Rights, Child Labour and other similar bodies as ex-officio members.
"This will go a long way in generating suitable response to the Human Rights issues in Bihar. It is a big state and more ex-officio members will provide a wide reach to BHRC, and at the same time, lead to increase in awareness among the people about their natural rights," Neelmani said.
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