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Parliament Extends President's Rule In Manipur By 6 Months
Parliament on Tuesday approved a statutory resolution to extend President's Rule in Manipur for another six months beyond August 13.
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"What Happened To Report?" Top Court To Manipur On Biren Singh's Alleged "Audio Clip"
The Supreme Court questioned the state government for not placing on record a fresh forensic report on the authenticity of leaked audio clips alleging role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the ethnic violence despite its directions.
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After Bihar Special Intensive Revision, Manipur, With President's Rule Complication, May Be Next
The row over voter list revision in Bihar - a process started just months before the election in that state and which is being heard by the Supreme Court - could see a spin-off in Manipur.
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Reinstated By High Court, Manipur Education Officers Still Allegedly Kept Out Of Office
The Manipur government has not reinstated two zonal education officers (ZEOs) despite an order by the Manipur High Court to do so, which could amount to contempt of court, an organisation representing the Thadou tribe said in a letter to Governor.
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'7 Months, No Chargesheet': Manipur High Court Orders NIA To Give Report On Jiribam Massacre Probe
The Manipur High Court has directed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to submit a "detailed progress report" on the Jiribam killings, in which three women and three children belonging to the Meitei community were killed by Kuki Hmar insurgents.
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"No Need To Protect Anyone...": Supreme Court On Manipur Violence Audio Leaks
The Supreme Court on Monday underlined its resolve to not protect any individual "involved in wrongdoings in relation to the communal violence" that erupted in Manipur in May 2023.
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"Fake News": Manipur Congress Leader Denies Helping Kukis In Audio Tape Case
The Manipur BJP has denied allegations by a Congress spokesperson and lawyer from the Meitei community of spreading rumours that he helped the Kuki tribes in pursuing a case, being heard in the Supreme Court, against N Biren Singh.
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'Report On Audio Tapes Ready': Centre To Supreme Court On Manipur Ex Chief Minister Biren Singh
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that a forensic report on the authenticity of leaked audio clips alleging the role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the ethnic violence in the state was ready and would be filed shortly.
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Supreme Court Judges Visit Manipur, Open Free Legal Aid, Medical Camps, Meet Displaced People At Relief Camps
Manipur saw a historic event with the visit of five judges of the Supreme Court where Justice BR Gavai, who is also the Executive Chairman of NALSA, virtually inaugurated free legal services camps, free medical camps, and four legal aid clinics.
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In Manipur With 4 Other Supreme Court Judges, Justice BR Gavai Says "Peace Will Prevail"
A team of Supreme Court judges today visited internally displaced people at a relief camp in Manipur's Churachandpur district, 65 km from the state capital Imphal.
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6 Supreme Court Judges To Visit Manipur's Relief Camps, Meet Displaced People
Six Supreme Court judges will visit relief camps where internally displaced people are living in Manipur on March 22 "to strengthen legal and humanitarian support" in the crisis-hit state, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) said.
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Top Court Gives 3 Months To Centre For Delimitation Exercise In Northeast
The Supreme Court on Monday granted three months to the Centre for carrying out the delimitation exercise in Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur and Assam.
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"Top Court Probe, Public Pressure": Rahul Gandhi As Biren Singh Quits
Congress's Rahul Gandhi posted a sharp comment on X today as the BJP Chief Minister of Manipur, N Biren Singh, stepped down from the top post two years after ethnic violence was unleashed in Manipur.
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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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NIA To Probe Suspected Kuki Militant 'Tiger' Who Claimed Attack On CRPF, Burned Homes In Manipur
A special court of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has accepted evidence submitted by the NIA of a suspected Kuki militant commander saying he and his men attacked the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and set fire to homes in Manipur.
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Parliament Extends President's Rule In Manipur By 6 Months
Parliament on Tuesday approved a statutory resolution to extend President's Rule in Manipur for another six months beyond August 13.
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"What Happened To Report?" Top Court To Manipur On Biren Singh's Alleged "Audio Clip"
The Supreme Court questioned the state government for not placing on record a fresh forensic report on the authenticity of leaked audio clips alleging role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the ethnic violence despite its directions.
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After Bihar Special Intensive Revision, Manipur, With President's Rule Complication, May Be Next
The row over voter list revision in Bihar - a process started just months before the election in that state and which is being heard by the Supreme Court - could see a spin-off in Manipur.
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Reinstated By High Court, Manipur Education Officers Still Allegedly Kept Out Of Office
The Manipur government has not reinstated two zonal education officers (ZEOs) despite an order by the Manipur High Court to do so, which could amount to contempt of court, an organisation representing the Thadou tribe said in a letter to Governor.
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'7 Months, No Chargesheet': Manipur High Court Orders NIA To Give Report On Jiribam Massacre Probe
The Manipur High Court has directed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to submit a "detailed progress report" on the Jiribam killings, in which three women and three children belonging to the Meitei community were killed by Kuki Hmar insurgents.
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"No Need To Protect Anyone...": Supreme Court On Manipur Violence Audio Leaks
The Supreme Court on Monday underlined its resolve to not protect any individual "involved in wrongdoings in relation to the communal violence" that erupted in Manipur in May 2023.
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"Fake News": Manipur Congress Leader Denies Helping Kukis In Audio Tape Case
The Manipur BJP has denied allegations by a Congress spokesperson and lawyer from the Meitei community of spreading rumours that he helped the Kuki tribes in pursuing a case, being heard in the Supreme Court, against N Biren Singh.
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'Report On Audio Tapes Ready': Centre To Supreme Court On Manipur Ex Chief Minister Biren Singh
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that a forensic report on the authenticity of leaked audio clips alleging the role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the ethnic violence in the state was ready and would be filed shortly.
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Supreme Court Judges Visit Manipur, Open Free Legal Aid, Medical Camps, Meet Displaced People At Relief Camps
Manipur saw a historic event with the visit of five judges of the Supreme Court where Justice BR Gavai, who is also the Executive Chairman of NALSA, virtually inaugurated free legal services camps, free medical camps, and four legal aid clinics.
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In Manipur With 4 Other Supreme Court Judges, Justice BR Gavai Says "Peace Will Prevail"
A team of Supreme Court judges today visited internally displaced people at a relief camp in Manipur's Churachandpur district, 65 km from the state capital Imphal.
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6 Supreme Court Judges To Visit Manipur's Relief Camps, Meet Displaced People
Six Supreme Court judges will visit relief camps where internally displaced people are living in Manipur on March 22 "to strengthen legal and humanitarian support" in the crisis-hit state, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) said.
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Top Court Gives 3 Months To Centre For Delimitation Exercise In Northeast
The Supreme Court on Monday granted three months to the Centre for carrying out the delimitation exercise in Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur and Assam.
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"Top Court Probe, Public Pressure": Rahul Gandhi As Biren Singh Quits
Congress's Rahul Gandhi posted a sharp comment on X today as the BJP Chief Minister of Manipur, N Biren Singh, stepped down from the top post two years after ethnic violence was unleashed in Manipur.
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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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NIA To Probe Suspected Kuki Militant 'Tiger' Who Claimed Attack On CRPF, Burned Homes In Manipur
A special court of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has accepted evidence submitted by the NIA of a suspected Kuki militant commander saying he and his men attacked the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and set fire to homes in Manipur.
