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"Can't Go By Sentiment": Supreme Court Junks Manipur Violence Petition
Supreme Court said it can't go by sentiments and must act as per law, as it refused to entertain a petition seeking contempt action for alleged non-compliance with the top court's order to protect the properties of those displaced during violence.
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Supreme Court Refuses Petition For Voting Facilities To Displaced Residents In Manipur Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea seeking voting facilities for around 18,000 people displaced internally due to the ethnic strife in Manipur for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
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"Don't Compare It To Manipur": Supreme Court On Sandeshkhali Violence
The Supreme Court has denied admission to a petition seeking a CBI investigation into the Sandeshkali case in West Bengal.
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"Protect All Daughters Or No One?" Supreme Court's Tough Manipur Questions
The two women filed petitions in the Supreme Court against the centre and the Manipur government. The petitions request that the Supreme Court take suo motu action on the case and order a fair and impartial inquiry.
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Cannot Direct Army, Paramilitary Forces: Supreme Court On Manipur
Hate speech should be curbed in Manipur and all parties should maintain equilibrium, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a clutch of petitions seeking the return of the bodies of victims of violence.
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Request To End Month-Long Manipur Internet Ban Filed In Supreme Court
A fresh petition has been filed in the Supreme Court against the suspension of internet services in the violence-hit state of Manipur since May 3.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petitions On Manipur Violence On Monday
The Supreme Court will on Monday hear a batch of pleas on the Manipur situation including one by a ruling BJP MLA challenging the high court order on the issue of Scheduled Tribe status to the Meitei community.
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High Court Tells Centre, State To Respond To Manipur Journalist's Petition
The Manipur High Court on Friday directed the state and the central governments to submit counter affidavits against the petition filed by former journalist Kishorchandra Wangkhem, challenging his detention order under National Security Act (NSA) by February 1
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Soldiers Challenge "Dilution" Of AFSPA In Top Court, Say No Police Probe
A group of over 300 soldiers has approached the Supreme Court, appealing against any dilution of AFSPA -- the law that gives them special powers in insurgency-hit areas. Citing several instances of police cases against army men in Jammu and Kashmir and Manipur, the petition said prosecuting soldiers who are doing their duty by the civilian authorit...
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Army Can't Use Excessive Force In Disturbed Areas, Says Court: 10 Facts
The army, police and paramilitary cannot use excessive force in disturbed areas, the Supreme Court said today in a significant ruling on a petition by activists in Manipur, where the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA gives the army sweeping emergency powers.
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Supreme Court to examine plea on Manipur blockade
The Supreme Court will today examine a PIL seeking direction to the Centre and the Manipur government on the economic blockade by ethnic groups in the state causing severe hardships to people and skyrocketing prices of essential commodities.
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"Can't Go By Sentiment": Supreme Court Junks Manipur Violence Petition
Supreme Court said it can't go by sentiments and must act as per law, as it refused to entertain a petition seeking contempt action for alleged non-compliance with the top court's order to protect the properties of those displaced during violence.
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Supreme Court Refuses Petition For Voting Facilities To Displaced Residents In Manipur Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to entertain a plea seeking voting facilities for around 18,000 people displaced internally due to the ethnic strife in Manipur for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
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"Don't Compare It To Manipur": Supreme Court On Sandeshkhali Violence
The Supreme Court has denied admission to a petition seeking a CBI investigation into the Sandeshkali case in West Bengal.
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"Protect All Daughters Or No One?" Supreme Court's Tough Manipur Questions
The two women filed petitions in the Supreme Court against the centre and the Manipur government. The petitions request that the Supreme Court take suo motu action on the case and order a fair and impartial inquiry.
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Cannot Direct Army, Paramilitary Forces: Supreme Court On Manipur
Hate speech should be curbed in Manipur and all parties should maintain equilibrium, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a clutch of petitions seeking the return of the bodies of victims of violence.
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Request To End Month-Long Manipur Internet Ban Filed In Supreme Court
A fresh petition has been filed in the Supreme Court against the suspension of internet services in the violence-hit state of Manipur since May 3.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petitions On Manipur Violence On Monday
The Supreme Court will on Monday hear a batch of pleas on the Manipur situation including one by a ruling BJP MLA challenging the high court order on the issue of Scheduled Tribe status to the Meitei community.
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High Court Tells Centre, State To Respond To Manipur Journalist's Petition
The Manipur High Court on Friday directed the state and the central governments to submit counter affidavits against the petition filed by former journalist Kishorchandra Wangkhem, challenging his detention order under National Security Act (NSA) by February 1
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Soldiers Challenge "Dilution" Of AFSPA In Top Court, Say No Police Probe
A group of over 300 soldiers has approached the Supreme Court, appealing against any dilution of AFSPA -- the law that gives them special powers in insurgency-hit areas. Citing several instances of police cases against army men in Jammu and Kashmir and Manipur, the petition said prosecuting soldiers who are doing their duty by the civilian authorit...
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Army Can't Use Excessive Force In Disturbed Areas, Says Court: 10 Facts
The army, police and paramilitary cannot use excessive force in disturbed areas, the Supreme Court said today in a significant ruling on a petition by activists in Manipur, where the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA gives the army sweeping emergency powers.
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Supreme Court to examine plea on Manipur blockade
The Supreme Court will today examine a PIL seeking direction to the Centre and the Manipur government on the economic blockade by ethnic groups in the state causing severe hardships to people and skyrocketing prices of essential commodities.
