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SC To Hear Farmers On January 11, Will CJI's Interference End Farmers' Stalemate

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated : (IST)

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The next meeting between the farmers' representatives and the government's representatives is to be held on 8 January. At the same time, the hearing of this issue has started in the Supreme Court too. The matter will be heard by the bench of the Chief Justice on 11 January. During this time, another petition will also be heard, in which it has been talked about keeping agriculture out of the concurrent list. That is, a demand has been made before the Supreme Court that the Constitution Amendment of 1954 be rejected and only the state governments should be authorized to enact laws on agriculture. Master Sehgal is telling this whole issue in more detail.

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