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The Manipur High Court has modified last year's order that directed the state government to include the Meitei community in the Scheduled Tribe status.

Manipur High Court modifies controversial order on Meiteis that sparked ethnic violence  

The Manipur High Court has modified last year's order that directed the state government to include the Meitei community in the Scheduled Tribe status.

The Manipur High Court has deleted a controversial paragraph from its March 27, 2023 order that directed the state government to consider including the Meitei community in Scheduled Tribe status.
The last year's order had sparked ethnic violence in the restive region, with the Kuki tribal opposing the court's direction.
The paragraph of the last year verdict stated the state government "shall consider the case of the petitioners for inclusion of Meetei/Meitei community in the Scheduled Tribes list, expeditiously, preferably within a period of four weeks" from the date of receipt of the order.
Justice Gaiphulshillu's ruling on February 21 emphasised the necessity of removing the directive, pointing to the Government of India's stipulated procedure for Scheduled Tribe list amendments.
Justice Gaiphulshillu said, "Accordingly, the direction given at para no. 17(iii) needs to be deleted and is ordered accordingly for deletion of the para no. 17(iii) of the judgment and order dated March 27, 2023..," reports PTI news agency.
Referring to the constitutional protocol detailed in the Ministry of Tribal Affairs' 2013-14 report, the court highlighted the need for alignment with the Supreme Court's constitutional interpretation.
"...I am satisfied and of the view that the direction given at Para no. 17(iii) of the single judge dated March 27, 2023...which is impugned herein needs to be reviewed, as the direction given at para no. 17(iii) of the single judge is against the observation made in the constitution bench of the Supreme Court," the high court said in its 19-page verdict.
A bench of Justice Golmei Gaiphulshillu stated that the judgment was passed in a "misconception of law" as the "petitioners failed to assist the court properly at the time of hearing of the said writ petition due to his misconception of fact and law".
Justice Gaiphulshillu also noted that the high court's direction was contrary to the Supreme Court&rsquo;s decision in the State of Maharashtra vs Milind &amp; Ors, in which the top court had observed that courts cannot modify, amend, or alter the ST list.
The high court's detailed 19-page verdict underlined the legislative limitations on judicial interference concerning Scheduled Tribe classifications, as outlined by a constitution bench ruling in November 2000.
(With PTI inputs)
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Police said several Meitei people have left for their home states on Saturday amid mounting tension.

Meiteis begin to flee Mizoram over security concerns, govt asks them to stay

Police said several Meitei people have left for their home states on Saturday amid mounting tension.

Amid the continous outrage over parading incident in Manipur by a mob of Meitei men and more horror stories coming to light, Meiteis residing in Mizoram have started fleeing the state over security concerns.
Altough the Mizoram government on July 22 reassured the Meitei community living in the state of safety and told them not to pay heed to rumours.
The exodus was allegedly triggered after an 'advisory' by an ex-militant&rsquo;s association of Mizoram PAMRA. The outfit had asked the people of Meitei community to leave due to tension triggered by the viral video of two women being paraded naked by a mob in Manipur.
Police said several Meitei people have left for their home states on Saturday amid mounting tension.
A few thousand Meiteis, mostly from Manipur and south Assam, live in Mizoram.
With PTI Inputs

While calling the incident unforgivable, Modi said that all state governments must ensure safety of women.

PM Modi on video of naked women being paraded in Manipur: 'Can never be forgiven'

PM Modi reacts to video of Manipur women being molested What happened with Manipur's daughters unforgivable: PM All states must ensure safety of women: PM Modi

While calling the incident unforgivable, Modi said that all state governments must ensure the safety of women.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on the Manipur situation for the first time since violence broke out in the state on May 3.
Speaking ahead of the first day of the Parliament's Monsoon Session, Modi reacted to the video of two Manipur women being paraded naked and molested in May.
While calling the incident unforgivable, Modi said that all state governments must ensure the safety of women.
"My heart is filled with pain and anger. The entire nation is ashamed. 140 crore Indians are being shamed," he said.
"I appeal to all CMs to strengthen the law and order situation, especially for the safety of our mothers and daughters. Whether the incident is of Rajasthan or Chhattisgarh or Manipur, in any part of this country, in states ruled by any party, we need to rise above political bickering to ensure the rule of law and respect for women," Modi added.
He concluded by saying, "None of the perpetrators will be spared. What has happened to daughters of Manipur can never be forgiven."
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