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Updated At: Jan 04, 2022 06:54 AM (IST)
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The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Centre and Manipur Government to respond to a petition challenging the state’s Inner Line Permit (ILP) system that restricted entry and exit of non-permanent residents of the state.
Issuing notice on the petition filed by “Amra Bangalee”, a Bench led by Justice Abdul Nazeer posted the matter for hearing after four weeks. Introduced by the Adaptation of Laws (Amendment) Order, 2019, which extended the 140-year-old “colonial legislation” Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulations, 1873 (BEFR), the ILP system originally created a monopoly over tea plantations in Assam. — TNS
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