Supreme Court Rebukes Manipur Government Over Deaths in Relief Camps
Court expresses shock at unnatural deaths and seeks explanation from Manipur Chief Secretary
The Supreme Court has questioned the Manipur government over the unnatural deaths of more than 25 internally displaced persons in relief camps and the compensation amounts paid to their families. It has directed the Chief Secretary of Manipur to file an affidavit detailing the circumstances of the deaths and the compensation provided. The court sought a comprehensive response from the state on the safety and welfare of displaced persons in the camps.
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The Supreme Court has expressed shock over the unnatural deaths of more than 25 internally displaced persons in relief camps in Manipur. It directed the Chief Secretary of Manipur to file an affidavit explaining the circumstances of these deaths and the compensation paid to the victims’ families.
The court questioned why only ₹20,000 to ₹30,000 was paid as compensation to those who died unnaturally while sheltered in the camps. It sought a detailed response from the state government on the issue. The Supreme Court’s remarks came amid concerns about the safety and welfare of displaced persons in the relief camps.
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- Why did the Supreme Court question the compensation amount?
- The Court felt ₹20,000 to ₹30,000 was insufficient for unnatural deaths in relief camps.
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