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Manipur High Court suspends state census until April 30, 2027
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 03:33 AM
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The Manipur High Court has ordered a stay on the state's census operations, extending the suspension until April 30, 2027.
Manipur's highest judicial authority issued an order halting all census activities within the state. The stay will remain in effect until April 30, 2027, delaying any scheduled data‑collection efforts.
The ruling came from the Manipur High Court, which has the jurisdiction to intervene in matters affecting state administration. By suspending the census, the court has effectively postponed the government's plan to gather demographic information for the period specified.
Authorities are expected to comply with the order and adjust their operational timelines accordingly. The decision may have implications for future planning and resource allocation that rely on up‑to‑date population data.
No further details on the reasons behind the stay were disclosed in the announcement, and the court did not provide a timeline for a possible resumption before the stated date.
Stakeholders, including local officials and statistical agencies, will need to reassess their schedules in light of the court's directive.
The ruling came from the Manipur High Court, which has the jurisdiction to intervene in matters affecting state administration. By suspending the census, the court has effectively postponed the government's plan to gather demographic information for the period specified.
Authorities are expected to comply with the order and adjust their operational timelines accordingly. The decision may have implications for future planning and resource allocation that rely on up‑to‑date population data.
No further details on the reasons behind the stay were disclosed in the announcement, and the court did not provide a timeline for a possible resumption before the stated date.
Stakeholders, including local officials and statistical agencies, will need to reassess their schedules in light of the court's directive.