Rewari, Haryana: The Chairperson of the Haryana Human Rights Commission conducted an inspection of an old-age home in Rewari to assess the living conditions, facilities, and welfare measures being provided to elderly residents. The visit was part of the commission’s ongoing efforts to ensure that senior citizens living in care institutions are treated with dignity and receive adequate support.
During the inspection, the commission chief interacted with residents and staff members to understand the day-to-day functioning of the facility. Special attention was given to the availability of healthcare services, food quality, sanitation, accommodation, recreational activities, and safety arrangements. Residents were encouraged to share their concerns and suggestions regarding the services being provided at the home.
Officials accompanying the inspection team reviewed records related to the management of the institution and examined whether government guidelines and welfare standards for senior citizens were being properly implemented. The team also assessed the availability of medical assistance and emergency response mechanisms for elderly residents, many of whom require regular healthcare support.
The commission chief emphasized the importance of ensuring a safe, healthy, and respectful environment for senior citizens. He stated that elderly people deserve proper care and protection, particularly those who depend on institutional support in their later years. The commission reiterated its commitment to monitoring old-age homes across Haryana and taking necessary steps wherever deficiencies are identified.
The visit reflects the Haryana Human Rights Commission’s broader focus on safeguarding the rights and welfare of vulnerable sections of society. Authorities indicated that recommendations, if required, would be issued to improve facilities and strengthen the quality of care available to residents at the Rewari old-age home.
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