As part of the nationwide “Mahila Jan Sunwai” initiative organized from March 9 to 13 to commemorate International Women’s Day, the Manipur State Commission for Women (MSCW) conducted public hearings in five districts in the state, namely, Imphal West District on March 9 at Kombirei Conference Hall, DC Imphal West Office Complex; Imphal East District on March 10 at EYCA Community Hall, Porompat; Thoubal District on March 11 at Counting Hall, DC Thoubal Office Complex; Tengnoupal District on March 12 at Khunbi Village Community Hall, Tengnoupal; and Chandel District on March 13 at Multipurpose Hall, DC Chandel Office Complex, Chandel, reaffirming its commitment to accessible and time-bound grievance redressal for women.
Mahila Jansunwai is a joint initiative of the National Commission for Women and Manipur State Commission for Women aimed at ensuring swift grievance resolution and strengthening grassroots access to justice for women.
The Jan Sun Wai witnessed significant participation from women across districts, who came forward to seek assistance on issues affecting their safety, rights, and dignity.
During the course of the hearing, out of a total 31 complaints received, 31 were heard on the spot. The Commission facilitated immediate resolution/disposal in 31 cases of walk-in complaints.
During the proceedings, immediate notices were issued in 6 cases; concerned police departments were given direction for inquiries in police-related cases; counselling assistance was extended to complainants by legal experts and counsellors; and legal aid facilitation was initiated whenever necessary to ensure swift justice delivery.
