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India’s Supreme Court has suspended the implementation of three agricultural laws until further notice. The country’s Supreme Court granted the suspension on Tuesday. The Supreme Court has also ordered the formation of a committee to study the issue of the current farm law. This committee will solve the problem of agricultural legislation through discussions between the central government and the farmers’ union.
A bench of the Chief Justice ruled that the three agricultural laws were suspended without further instructions. The New Delhi Police Commissioner should be asked for permission for farmers to protest at Ramlila Maidan without protesting at the Delhi border. Regarding the formation of the committee, the court said that the decision to form the committee is a judicial process. This can lead to a clear idea of everything.
The country’s Supreme Court said: “We did everything possible to solve this problem and we had the power to repeal this farm law.” The Chief Justice added that it was a matter of life and death. We are concerned with the law. We are trying to solve this problem.
Thousands of farmers took to the streets of Delhi to demand the repeal of the country’s controversial agricultural law. Hundreds of Indian law enforcement officers were deployed to stop the movement. The situation in Delhi is tense. The government has discussed the farm law with farmers’ unions about eight times to quell the ongoing unrest in the country. However, no good results were obtained. Meanwhile, the court verdict came.
Source: Hindustan Times.
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