The Supreme Court is all set to pronounce the final verdict on the petitions challenging the validity of farm laws on Tuesday.
A bench of three-judges headed by Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde, DMK MP Tiruchi Siva, RJD MP Manoj K Jha is hearing the petition against the farm laws.
The Chief Justice of India has rapped the Central government over their stand on the farmer’s protest and entire row.
“We do not think the Centre is handling this issue correctly. We have to take some action today. This is a very serious matter. We are proposing and facilitating to try to form a committee and we are also thinking that we will hold the implementation of the laws till further orders,” the CJI suggested to one of the petitioners.
“You have made a law without enough consultation resulting in a strike,” he added.
“We are suggesting staying the implementation of farm laws only to facilitate the talks before the Committee,” the CJI said.
“We don’t want to say anything, the protests can go on, but who is going to take the responsibility?” he asked.
The CJI asserted, “If the Centre does not want to stay the implementation of farm laws, we will put a stay on it… The Union of India must take responsibility for all this. You (Centre) are bringing the laws and you can do it in a better manner.”
The Supreme Court’s order is significantly important as it can raise an outrage in the entire nation on either of the side.
Farmers have been protesting across the Delhi borders since November 2020, against the newly enacted Farm Laws and more than 100 farmers have died.
