SC proposes special courts for Manipur violence cases; directs CBI to expedite investigations
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The Supreme Court has suggested establishing special courts to try cases related to the Manipur violence. It also directed the Central Bureau of Investigation to accelerate its investigations into the incidents. The measures aim to ensure timely justice and accountability for those involved.
- ▪The Supreme Court proposed the creation of special courts dedicated to handling Manipur violence cases.
- ▪The Court instructed the CBI to expedite its investigations into the violence.
- ▪The initiative seeks to address case backlogs and deliver swift justice.
- ▪The proposals respond to concerns over prolonged legal processes in the region.
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- ▪ Supreme Court proposes Special Courts for Manipur violence cases; seeks speedy completion of probes — The Hindu — Top
- ▪ SC proposes special courts for Manipur violence cases, seeks speedy completion of probes — Hindustan Times — Top
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