CJI Chandrachu listed the suo motu case on July 28 and stated that she would give the Centre some time to intervene or take action herself.
On July 20, Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud summoned the Attorney General and Solicitor General, the two top legal representatives of the Indian government, to express the court's "deeply disturbed" response to the images of a woman being paraded naked and sexually assaulted in the troubled Manipur state. The Centre and the Manipur government were given a deadline by the Chief Justice, speaking on behalf of the court, to either bring the criminals to justice or leave the matter in the hands of the courts.
Updates on violence in Manipur: State Police detained the man suspected of abusing two tribal women while they were paraded about naked.
The alleged incident in Manipur of women being displayed naked has embarrassed 140 crore Indians, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who also promised that no one who violates the law will escape punishment. In response to criticism from opposition parties for not raising the issue of the ethnic violence in the northeast State, he informed reporters in his remarks prior to Parliament's Monsoon Session that "my heart is full of sadness and anger."
On July 20, the Center also requested that Twitter and other social media remove the video while they look into the situation. Following the release of the video, the Narendra Modi government came under fire from the Congress, led by party president Mallikarjun Kharge, who said that democracy had been transformed into "mobocracy."
As a video showing two women from one of the warring factions being paraded naked by a few men from the opposing side appeared on May 4, tension increased in the hills of Manipur. According to sources, on July 20, the Manipur Police detained one of the key suspects who was visible in the video of two tribal women being assaulted by a mob at a village in the Senapati district. They said that numerous police teams were set up as soon as the incident's video aired.
The alleged incident in Manipur of women being displayed naked has embarrassed 140 crore Indians, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who also promised that no one who violates the law will escape punishment. "My heart is heavy with sorrow and
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