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Supreme Court pushes Manipur rehabilitation claims back into the spotlight
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Manipur aid verification will expose whether rehabilitation is lagging far behind official claims.

This keeps Manipur’s post-violence recovery under judicial scrutiny and could force a clearer accounting of who has been helped and who has been left behind. It also signals that the legal process around the violence is still far from settled.

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This keeps Manipur’s post-violence recovery under judicial scrutiny and could force a clearer accounting of who has been helped and who has been left behind. It also signals that the legal process around the violence is still far from settled.

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The Supreme Court asked a panel to verify claims that about 24,000 families affected by the 2023 Manipur ethnic violence have still not received rehabilitation and welfare benefits. It also asked the Manipur and Assam governments to consider special trial courts for CBI and NIA cases linked to the violence. The court noted progress on house-reconstruction funds and PM Awaas Yojana-Gramin approvals, but the scale of the remaining aid gap remains unresolved.

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Supreme Court pushes Manipur rehabilitation claims back into the spotlight

The court wants verification of claims that about 24,000 violence-hit families still lack rehabilitation and welfare benefits, while also weighing special trial courts.

Hindustan Times·1h ago
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