The Amicus curiae in the case before the Kerala High Court concerning the proper upkeep of the Thevara-Perandoor Canal and other waterbodies in the city to address waterlogging visited the P&T Apartment Complex at Mundamveli on Monday (October 12).
The court had directed amicus curiae Govind Padmanabhan to visit the apartment complex following media reports highlighting its pitiable condition and several letters submitted to the court on the matter. He was accompanied by the Revenue Divisional Officer and officials of the Greater Cochin Development Authority.
Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 17, 2026
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