Panaji, Aug 1 (PTI) Goa assembly Speaker Ramesh Tawadkar on Tuesday said arrangements have been made to allow differently-abled visitors to watch proceedings of the ongoing monsoon session.

Tawadkar said state Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities Guruprasad Pawaskar has brought to his notice that a differently-abled student had to return without witnessing the House proceedings last week due to accessibility issues.

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The issue was addressed immediately by providing wheel-chair facilities to the differently-abled persons, he said.

On Tuesday, Tawadkar along with Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and state Social Welfare Minister Subhash Phal Desai welcomed a group of wheel-chair bound visitors to witness the assembly proceedings.

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“We have ensured that anyone who arrives here is able to witness the proceedings,” Tawadkar said.

Arrangements have been made in the visitors' gallery for the differently-abled guests, he said.

The ongoing monsoon session of the state assembly will culminate on August 10.

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