SC takes exception to 31 unnatural deaths in Manipur relief camps
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A report says the Supreme Court took exception to 31 unnatural deaths in Manipur relief camps. [1]
Another report says the court pulled up Manipur over 25 unnatural deaths in relief camps and told the Chief Secretary not to invite orders. [2]
The two headlines differ on the reported death count, suggesting a discrepancy between the accounts. [1][2]
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10/100
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routine human impact
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