Six Supreme Court judges, including a Meitei judge, will visit Manipur for legal aid programs, but the Churachandpur Bar Association has warned Meitei judges not to enter the district, sparking controversy.
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A delegation of 6 Supreme Court judges, led by Justice BR Gavai, will visit Manipur’s relief camps on March 22 to bolster legal and humanitarian aid for those affected by recent violence. This initiative underscores the judiciary’s commitment to supporting vulnerable communities in crisis situations.
Former Chief Justice of the Manipur High Court, Justice Siddharth Mridul, spoke about hidden forces causing violence in Manipur. At a panel discussion, he said, “Whenever the situation appears to return to normalcy, someone injects a fresh dose of violence.” His remarks point to deliberate attempts to disturb peace in the region. These comments have started conversations about the reasons behind the ongoing unrest.
The Kerala High Court seeks comprehensive measures to prevent environmental disasters like the Wayanad floods. It will hold weekly hearings to monitor rehabilitation progress, identify vulnerable areas, and ensure disaster prevention. With over 200 casualties and extensive damage, the court emphasizes the need for a balanced development approach and policy review.
