Kerala Govt Publishes JB koshy Commission Report

Thiruvananthapuram: The government has officially released the report of the Justice JB Koshy Commission, which was appointed to study the various problems faced by the Christian community. The announcement was made by Pinarayi Vijayan during a meeting with representatives of multiple Christian churches in Thiruvananthapuram.

During the meeting, the Chief Minister explained the recommendations from the commission that have already been implemented. He stated that details of these implemented measures will be made publicly available on the government website. The report also identifies issues that require amendments to central and state policies, revisions of laws and regulations, or more in-depth examination. “The government is committed to keeping all communities together and finding solutions to their problems,” he said, urging representatives to submit their concerns in writing.

A proposal was raised to appoint a monitoring committee to review both the published information and pending recommendations. The Chief Minister assured attendees that the matter would be considered. He further announced that he would hold a follow-up meeting after the government has thoroughly studied the opinions shared during the discussion and the written submissions.

Cardinal Cleemis welcomed the government’s action in releasing the commission report. Church leaders and representatives present said they would submit their opinions after reviewing the information available on the website.

The meeting was attended by V. Abdurahman, P. Rajeev, Chief Secretary Dr. A. Jayathilak, Additional Chief Secretary Dr. Rajan Khobragade, Principal Secretary Sharmila Mary Joseph, Chief Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Dr. K. M. Abraham, as well as leaders and representatives from various Christian churches.