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The Supreme Court of India is overseeing proceedings regarding sexual violence in Manipur. As reported on 5 October 2026, the Court directed the Central Bureau of Investigation and the trial court to ensure the appearance and recording of testimony for two victim-witnesses in the case.
Multiple trials and investigations regarding ethnic violence and sexual assault in Manipur are ongoing before the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has proposed the establishment of special courts for day-to-day trials and, as reported on 21 September 2026, directed the Manipur Chief Secretary to file a detailed report regarding 731 deaths and 25 suspicious fatalities in relief camps.
The National Investigation Agency arrested 10 individuals on 19 June 2026 in connection with six cases of ethnic violence in Manipur. As reported on 10 August 2026, the Supreme Court has proposed the establishment of special courts to expedite the trial of cases probed by the NIA and CBI related to the ongoing conflict.
This public interest litigation concerns 1,528 alleged extra-judicial killings by security forces and police in Manipur. In a landmark judgment delivered on 13 July 2016, the Supreme Court of India ordered an investigation into these incidents, ruling that the state cannot use excessive force under the cover of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act. As reported on 12 November 2018, this decision continues to serve as the foundational ruling for subsequent petitions regarding alleged extra-judicial executions in the region.
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