THE KANGLA FORT ACT, 2004
The Kangla Fort Act, 2004
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The Kangla Fort Act, 2004 establishes a formal system to administer, protect, and preserve the historical Kangla Fort site in Imphal, Manipur. It applies to government officials, cultural experts, and the public by creating the autonomous Kangla Fort Board, chaired by the Chief Minister of Manipur, to manage the site's daily operations, ceremonies, and repairs. Crucially, the law strictly prohibits selling, leasing, or transferring any land or structures within the fort to private entities or organizations. This legislation matters because it secures the long-term protection, cultural sanctity, and public ownership of a central historical and heritage monument of Manipur.
- 0. Preamble
- 1. Short title and commencement
- 2. Definition
- 3. Prohibition of alienation of land and structure, etc.
- 4. Kangla Fort Board
- 5. Composition of the Board
- 6. Validity of acts of the Board not to be questioned by reason of vacancy, etc.
- 7. Disqualifications for Membership
- 8. Resignation
- 9. Removal
- 10. Filling up of vacancies
- 11. Travelling Expenses etc.
- 12. Preservation and protection of the Kangla Fort, etc.
- 13. Power and duties of the Board
- 14. Officer and Staff
- 16. Kangla Fort Fund
- 17. Development under Plan Scheme etc
- 18. Alienation of Kangla Fort Fund
- 19. Bar to borrowing and lending of fund
- 20. Budget
- 21. Administrative Report
- 22. Celebration of ceremony and religious festivals
- 23. General superintendence and direction of this State Government
- 24. Accounts & Audit
- 25. Power to remove difficulties
- 26. Powers of the State Government to make rules
- 27. Powers of the Board to make bye-laws
- 28. Laying of rules and bye-laws
- 29. Repeal and Saving
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