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State Has Primary Duty To Disburse Funds Under Assam Victim Compensation Scheme: Gauhati High Court - Vimarsana News

State Has Primary Duty To Disburse Funds Under Assam Victim Compensation Scheme: Gauhati High Court

The Gauhati High Court has recently asked the Assam government to come up with a definite proposal for release of the requisite funds to be disbursed to the victims under the Assam Victim Compensation...

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Plea to Gauhati High Court for disposal of criminal cases, payment of compensation - Vimarsana News

Plea to Gauhati High Court for disposal of criminal cases, payment of compensation

The Gauhati High Court has issued notices to the state government in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) which prays the HC to issue directions for withdrawal of all criminal cases pending in various lower courts of Assam, which has, as per law, a sentence of up to three years.

Ban on entry of women in xatras: Gauhati High Court orders issuance of notice - Vimarsana News

Ban on entry of women in xatras: Gauhati High Court orders issuance of notice

The Gauhati High Court (HC) has ordered the issuance of notice to Xatras in Barpeta in the PIL case concerning the ban on entry of women into their premises.

PIL on Assam flood: Gauhati High Court asks petitioner to suggest solution - Vimarsana News

PIL on Assam flood: Gauhati High Court asks petitioner to suggest solution

A PIL (46/2022) was filed by an advocate named Sandeep Chamaria on June 27, 2022 in Gauhati High Court regarding the flood problem of Assam.

PIL filed alleging unlawful arrests in domestic cruelty cases in Assam - Vimarsana News

PIL filed alleging unlawful arrests in domestic cruelty cases in Assam

The Gauhati High Court has directed the State Government to file a detailed affidavit within four weeks clarifying whether persons are being automatically arrested