New Delhi 22 November : .The Supreme Court appointed Committee on three controversial farm laws met Monday.
They announced that they will hold a press conference Tuesday to reveal the outcome of their March report.
Anil Ghanawat from Maharashtra was the Shetkari Sanghatana leader.
He arrived in Delhi at 9:30 AM to meet Ashok Gulati, an agriculture economist.
P.K.was the third member of the three-member panel, which the Supreme Court appointed.Joshi was appointed in January 2012, while remaining within the farm laws.After extensive multi-stakeholder consultation, the Committee submitted its report in March.
The report was not made public or used by the apex court.Ghanawat, who had written in September to the Chief Justice of India to request the release of the report to allow the government to use its recommendations to resolve the farmer agitation that was becoming increasingly violent and disturbing.
After several rounds of negotiations with farmers, the government did not make any progress.
On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that the farm laws would be repealed in the winter session.
Ghanawat had previously criticized the move as “unfortunate”.Gulati was more reserved and wanted to be consulted further by waiting for the announcement of the Prime Minister.
Arora was speaking about Modi’s decision to create a committee that includes representatives from the Centre, states governments, farmers and agricultural scientists.The purpose of this group is to examine how to make Minimum Support Price (MSP), how to promote zero-budget farming, and how to change crop patterns in a scientific way.
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