The memorandum included the request for constituting a Christian Development Board, appointment of a Chairman and 12 members giving due representation to different denominations of the Christian community and regions on priority basis, since 5 months have lapsed following the allocation of INR 50 Crores even though, at present, there is a provision to disburse this amount through minority development board.
 
The memorandum also urged Chief Minister to instruct all concerned departments to expedite the process of submitting the recommendation of withdrawal of cases against unfortunate Christian youth, following the Church attacks in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and other districts, for cabinet approval.
 
Colaco explained to the Chief Minister that they (IFKCA) have been following up on this matter since February 7th 2009 for two and a half years by meeting Chief Minister on 4 occasions, Home Minister on 5 occasions, Higher Education Minister Dr. V. S. Acharya on several occasions, Principal Secretary on 3 occasions, apart from concerned Police Commissioner, IGP and various jurisdictional Police Stations. Sincere Request was also made to the former Chief Minister during Shri L. K. Advani’s attendance to the Konkani programme at Mangalore. As a result, the files pertaining to the cases have been dispatched from the Office of the Mangalore City Police Commissioner on 5th April 2011 and at present, are under process in the Office of Additional DGP - Law and Order, Bengaluru. Therefore Colaco requested CM to intervene and expedite the process further to reach its logical end.