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Did Manipur Chief Minister Stoke Violence? Supreme Court Seeks Government Lab Report
The Supreme Court has sought a report from the government forensic laboratory CFSL on leaked audio tapes purportedly of Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who a petitioner of the Kuki tribes alleged instigated the Manipur violence.
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Manipur Violence: Top Court Seeks Details On Properties Burnt, Encroached
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Manipur government to provide details in a sealed cover on the dwelling units and properties burnt either fully or partially, and encroached upon during the ethnic violence in the state.
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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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Manipur Violence Cases Trials To Begin In Assam? Supreme Court Seeks CBI, NIA Reports
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the Manipur government, the CBI, and the NIA to file reports mentioning the status of investigations and chargesheets filed in cases of ethnic violence.
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Manipur High Court Modifies 2023 Order On Meiteis In Scheduled Tribe List
The Manipur High Court has tweaked its last year's order about inclusion of Meiteis in the list of Scheduled Tribes that triggered massive ethnic violence in the northeastern state.
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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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Supreme Court Order For Manipur On Steps Taken To Secure Places Of Worship
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Manipur government to apprise the Supreme Court-appointed committee of the steps taken to secure places of public worship in the state where ethnic clashes have claimed more than 170 lives since May.
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Supreme Court Shield For Journalist Over Posts On Manipur
The Supreme Court on Monday protected a journalist against any possible coercive action in connection with an FIR lodged against her for tweets on the ethnic violence in Manipur.
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Manipur Violence: Supreme Court Orders Burial Or Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued directions for ensuring burial or cremation of bodies lying in mortuaries in Manipur, where ethnic clashes had claimed several lives in May.
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No Encroachment On Properties Of Displaced People, Says Manipur Government
The Manipur government, citing a Supreme Court order, has asked people not to encroach on the properties of those who fled because of the ethnic violence, as this could aggravate the law and order situation.
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"We're People's Court, Giving Hearing Part Of Healing Process": Chief Justice
We are a "people's court" and giving a hearing is part of the healing process, the Supreme Court said on Monday while asking the members of the Bar in violence-hit Manipur to ensure no lawyer is denied access to the court proceedings in the state.
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Manipur Files Status Report In Supreme Court On Arms' Recovery In Clashes
The Manipur government on Friday told the Supreme Court that it has filed a status report on the issue of recovery of arms from "all sources" in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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"There Is No Whisper Of Crime..." Supreme Court In Editors Guild Case
Making some striking observations in the Editors Guild of India case, the Supreme Court has said that the crime of disturbing communal harmony, mentioned in the Manipur Police FIR, does not appear to be made out.
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Supreme Court Extends Relief To 4 Editors Guild Members In Manipur FIRs
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 15 its order asking the Manipur Police not to take any coercive steps against four members of the Editors Guild of India (EGI) in connection with two FIRs lodged against them for alleged offences.
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Did Manipur Chief Minister Stoke Violence? Supreme Court Seeks Government Lab Report
The Supreme Court has sought a report from the government forensic laboratory CFSL on leaked audio tapes purportedly of Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who a petitioner of the Kuki tribes alleged instigated the Manipur violence.
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Manipur Violence: Top Court Seeks Details On Properties Burnt, Encroached
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Manipur government to provide details in a sealed cover on the dwelling units and properties burnt either fully or partially, and encroached upon during the ethnic violence in the state.
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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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Manipur Violence Cases Trials To Begin In Assam? Supreme Court Seeks CBI, NIA Reports
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the Manipur government, the CBI, and the NIA to file reports mentioning the status of investigations and chargesheets filed in cases of ethnic violence.
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Manipur High Court Modifies 2023 Order On Meiteis In Scheduled Tribe List
The Manipur High Court has tweaked its last year's order about inclusion of Meiteis in the list of Scheduled Tribes that triggered massive ethnic violence in the northeastern state.
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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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Supreme Court Order For Manipur On Steps Taken To Secure Places Of Worship
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Manipur government to apprise the Supreme Court-appointed committee of the steps taken to secure places of public worship in the state where ethnic clashes have claimed more than 170 lives since May.
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Supreme Court Shield For Journalist Over Posts On Manipur
The Supreme Court on Monday protected a journalist against any possible coercive action in connection with an FIR lodged against her for tweets on the ethnic violence in Manipur.
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Manipur Violence: Supreme Court Orders Burial Or Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued directions for ensuring burial or cremation of bodies lying in mortuaries in Manipur, where ethnic clashes had claimed several lives in May.
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No Encroachment On Properties Of Displaced People, Says Manipur Government
The Manipur government, citing a Supreme Court order, has asked people not to encroach on the properties of those who fled because of the ethnic violence, as this could aggravate the law and order situation.
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"We're People's Court, Giving Hearing Part Of Healing Process": Chief Justice
We are a "people's court" and giving a hearing is part of the healing process, the Supreme Court said on Monday while asking the members of the Bar in violence-hit Manipur to ensure no lawyer is denied access to the court proceedings in the state.
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Manipur Files Status Report In Supreme Court On Arms' Recovery In Clashes
The Manipur government on Friday told the Supreme Court that it has filed a status report on the issue of recovery of arms from "all sources" in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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"There Is No Whisper Of Crime..." Supreme Court In Editors Guild Case
Making some striking observations in the Editors Guild of India case, the Supreme Court has said that the crime of disturbing communal harmony, mentioned in the Manipur Police FIR, does not appear to be made out.
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Supreme Court Extends Relief To 4 Editors Guild Members In Manipur FIRs
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 15 its order asking the Manipur Police not to take any coercive steps against four members of the Editors Guild of India (EGI) in connection with two FIRs lodged against them for alleged offences.
