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Manipur ethnic violence and internet shutdown, 2023-2025

Commission of inquiry

7 Aug 2023

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In Dinganglung Gangmei v. Mutum Churamani Meetei, the Supreme Court constituted a committee of three former High Court judges, Justices Gita Mittal, Shalini Phansalkar Joshi and Asha Menon, to inquire into violence against women in Manipur from 4 May 2023 and to report on relief and rehabilitation. It appointed former Maharashtra DGP Dattatray Padsalgikar to supervise the CBI's investigation of the FIRs transferred to it and the state's investigation of the rest, and asked him to investigate allegations that some police officers colluded with perpetrators. The judgment records figures from the State of Manipur's status report of 1 August 2023 (see figures). [1]

  • 6,523 FIRs registered as of 25 July 2023, said State of Manipur (status report to the Supreme Court) [1]
  • 150 deaths between 3 May and 9 June 2023, said State of Manipur (status report to the Supreme Court) [1]
  • 502 persons injured, said State of Manipur (status report to the Supreme Court) [1]
  • 252 persons arrested in connection with the FIRs, said State of Manipur (status report to the Supreme Court) [1]
  • 12,740 preventive arrests, said State of Manipur (status report to the Supreme Court) [1]
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The same action under other governments

For each party in power, its most recent commission of inquiry in another entry. Chosen by this rule, not by hand.

  1. 2023Wrestlers' protest at Jantar Mantar, 2023In power: BJP — Centre
  2. 2018Thoothukudi anti-Sterlite protest and police firing, May 2018In power: AIADMK — Tamil Nadu
  3. 2016JNU sedition case, February 2016In power: AAP — Delhi
  4. 2012December 2012 Delhi gang-rape protestsIn power: INC — Centre
  5. 2006Kalinganagar police firingIn power: BJD — Odisha
  6. 1995Enron Dabhol power project protestsIn power: SS — Maharashtra

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