A Manipur High Court order puts the state’s census house-listing on hold until October 12, according to reports. The stay comes ahead of a scheduled house-listing exercise planned to start on September 1.
The reports say the Centre responds by deferring the exercise, aligning the schedule with the court’s directive. The notices and deferral reflect coordination between the judiciary’s interim order and the government’s census timeline.
Across the coverage, the central points are the timing of the court stay, its linkage to the September 1 house-listing date, and the Centre’s decision to postpone the exercise rather than proceed in Manipur while the matter is before the court. The sources do not indicate substantive changes to the census methodology in their brief accounts, focusing instead on the suspension and revised timetable.