What happened
The Supreme Court directed the Government regarding trial logistics for violence-related cases connected to Manipur.
The Supreme Court directed limiting proceedings to two designated courts to handle the relevant cases.
The reported objective of the instruction was to streamline case management and reduce delays or administrative complexity so that adjudication happens on time.
Background and earlier position
Violence-related criminal cases from Manipur require trial administration that depends on practical logistics, including court scheduling and administrative coordination. When court-handling is spread across many venues without concentrated case management, delays can increase.
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