Archive · 21 Sep 2025
Tripura Courts Face Over 65,000 Pending Cases
Imagine lots of people have cases in court, but the courts are very busy!
In Tripura, a lot of cases are waiting to be heard, over 65,000 of them.
The Chief Minister, who's like the boss of the state, said this information.
Some cases are about crimes, others are about other disagreements.
The Chief Minister also shared the rates at which people are found guilty in these cases over the past few years.
The rate changes each year, showing how well the courts are able to process cases.
Over 65,000 cases are pending in Tripura courts.
The Chief Minister, Manik Saha, provided the data.
The data was presented during the Assembly's autumn session.
50,887 of the pending cases are criminal cases.
The conviction rate has fluctuated in recent years.
- Who
- Chief Minister Manik Saha
- What
- Discussed pending cases and conviction rates in Tripura courts.
- When
- September 19, during the Assembly's autumn session.
- Where
- Tripura, India
- Why
- To address the backlog of cases in the state's judicial system.
- Pending Cases
- 65,013
- Criminal Cases
- 50,887
- Civil Cases
- 14,126
- Conviction Rate (2022-23)
- 30.57%
- Conviction Rate (2023-24)
- 22.30%
- Conviction Rate (2024-25)
- 28.42%