Manipur Violence: The Supreme Court on Monday requested Centre and Manipur authorities to provide security to the victims of the violence and protect places of worship.
The high courtroom burdened on correct preparations in aid camps and requested the federal government to provide basic amenities to the people.
The courtroom stated these are “humanitarian issues”, and requested the Centre and state to make needed preparations in aid camps.
The Supreme Court will hear pleas associated to Manipur violence for listening to on May 17 and requested the Centre and state to file an up to date standing report.
The Centre and Manipur authorities informed the Supreme Court about steps taken to cope with violence within the state saying no untoward incidents have been reported within the final two days.
Concerned very deeply about loss of lives, observes SC
“We are concerned very deeply about the loss of lives and properties,” the apex courtroom noticed.
The bench, additionally comprising Justices P S Narasimha and J B Pardiwala, directed all needed steps be taken for rehabilitation of these displaced and satisfactory efforts for safeguarding places of spiritual worship.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, showing for the Centre and the state authorities, knowledgeable the bench concerning the steps taken to cope with the scenario. He stated 52 corporations of central armed police forces, in addition to Army and Assam Rifles contingents have been deployed within the violence-hit areas of Manipur.
Flag marches are being performed in disturbed areas and peace conferences held, he informed the bench.
Mehta stated a senior former police officer has been appointed because the security advisor by the state authorities and one other high officer, who was on central deputation, has been repatriated on Sunday to function the chief secretary of Manipur.
He stated a relentless vigil is being maintained and helicopters and drones are getting used to monitor the scenario.
Mehta stated aid camps are operational for these displaced and security forces are facilitating the motion of stranded people.
The solicitor normal stated no violence has been reported in final two days and, regularly, the scenario is returning to regular. Curfew was additionally relaxed for a couple of hours on Sunday in addition to at the moment.
(With inputs from PTI)
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