Supreme Court urges speedy trial in Manipur violence cases
The Supreme Court has directed the CBI to expedite trials related to the Manipur violence cases to restore confidence among victims. The court emphasized the need for effective witness protection and legal support for victims during the trial process. Ongoing unrest in the state has prompted the court to monitor the situation closely and ensure justice is served.
- ▪The Supreme Court urged the CBI to ensure a speedy trial in Manipur violence cases.
- ▪The court noted a fresh spurt of violence in the state and emphasized the need for confidence-building measures for victims.
- ▪Currently, 21 cases are under trial, but only 10 trials have commenced out of 297 cases.
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- ▪ Trial in Manipur ethnic violence cases needs to be expedited: Supreme Court — The Hindu — Top
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Supreme Court urges speedy trial in Manipur violence casesThe Supreme Court directed the CBI to ensure a speedy trial in Manipur violence cases to restore victim confidence amid ongoing unrest.Published on: May 28, 2026 4:24 AM ISTBy Abraham Thomas, New DelhiShare viaCopy link The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probing the 2023 Manipur violence cases to help build confidence among the victims and their families by ensuring speedy trial, as it noted a fresh spurt of violence in the state and several cases probed by the CBI and special investigation team (SIT) where trial is yet to commence.The court was hearing two appeals filed by the CBI seeking cancellation of bail to two persons involved in one of the heinous cases arising out of the…
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