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Manipur rehabilitation gaps land back in the Supreme Court
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The court may push Manipur authorities to prove rehabilitation progress, not just promise it.

This keeps the Manipur crisis in active judicial focus and tests whether relief, reconstruction, and prosecutions are moving at the pace the court expects. The numbers suggest progress, but also a large unresolved gap.

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This keeps the Manipur crisis in active judicial focus and tests whether relief, reconstruction, and prosecutions are moving at the pace the court expects. The numbers suggest progress, but also a large unresolved gap.

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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 that funds had reached more than 4,000 of about 7,000 identified house-reconstruction beneficiaries and that more than 12,000 homes were approved under PM Awaas Yojana-Gramin.

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Manipur rehabilitation gaps land back in the Supreme Court

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

Hindustan Times·1h ago
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