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Supreme Court asks if panel monitoring the safety of people from the Northeast meets just for ‘talk and tea’

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The Hindu Bureau
Supreme Court asks if panel monitoring the safety of people from the Northeast meets just for ‘talk and tea’
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The Supreme Court of India has criticized a government-mandated monitoring committee for failing to take concrete action regarding the safety and rights of people from the Northeast. The court questioned the effectiveness of the panel, suggesting its meetings have been unproductive.

The Supreme Court of India on Wednesday (July 15, 2026) questioned if any concrete work is being done by the court-mandated monitoring committee set up to address problems faced by people from the northeastern States living across the country, including racial discrimination and targeted violence.

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