Gita Mittal Committee

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News: The Supreme Court extended the tenure of the all-women Gita Mittal Committee monitoring rehabilitation work in violence-affected Manipur by six months.

About Gita Mittal Committee

Gita Mittal Committee
Source – Live Law
  • The Gita Mittal Committee is an all-women committee of three former High Court judges formed to support rehabilitation in Manipur.
  • Appointed by: The committee was appointed by the Supreme Court in August 2023.
  • Role: The committee was formed to provide a “healing touch” by supervising and monitoring relief, rehabilitation, and restoration work in violence-affected Manipur.
  • It does not conduct criminal investigations, as investigation-related responsibilities are handled separately by the CBI, SITs, and police officers under Supreme Court monitoring.
  • The committee consists of three retired High Court judges: 
    • Justice Gita Mittal (Chairperson): Former Chief Justice of the Jammu & Kashmir High Court.
    • Justice Shalini Phansalkar Joshi: Retired judge of the Bombay High Court.
    • Justice Asha Menon: Retired judge of the Delhi High Court.
  • Its key responsibilities include 
    • Relief and Rehabilitation: Monitoring the conditions of relief camps and ensuring the supply of essential items.
    • Documentation: Overseeing the reconstruction of identity documents (like Aadhaar cards) lost by displaced persons.
    • Compensation: Ensuring the disbursement of compensation to victims of sexual assault and violence.
    • Restoration: Monitoring the restoration of homes and religious places of worship damaged during the conflict.
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