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Supreme Court Proposes Special Courts for Manipur Violence Trials

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The Supreme Court has suggested setting up special courts to conduct day-to-day trials into the 2023 Manipur violence cases. The court has also directed probe agencies to complete the investigation into all pending cases within a…

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Supreme Court Proposes Special Courts for Manipur Violence Trials

The Supreme Court has proposed the establishment of special courts to expedite the trial process for the 2023 Manipur violence cases. The court has directed the probe agencies to complete the investigation into all pending cases within a reasonable time. This move aims to bring justice to the victims and their families. The Supreme Court's decision comes after a series of hearings on the matter. The Manipur violence cases involve multiple incidents of violence and killings that took place in 2023. The court's proposal is aimed at ensuring that the trials are conducted in a timely and efficient manner. The probe agencies have been directed to expedite the investigation and complete it within a reasonable timeframe.

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