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6 Supreme Court judges to visit restive Manipur this weekend

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 19 March 2025 ()
Six Supreme Court judges, including Justice B R Gavai, will visit Manipur to inquire about relief efforts and legal aid in camps amidst ongoing strife. The visit also marks the 20th establishment day of Manipur High Court, which was previously a bench of Gauhati HC.
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