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Farm laws: Supreme irony

Apex court offers a face-saver

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Women farmers shout slogans at the site during their ongoing protest against the three farm laws at Tikri border, in Delhi on Saturday.

Business Standard Editorial Comment New Delhi
The Supreme Court has offered the government and farm leaders a face-saving solution to the eyeball-to-eyeball stand-off over three farm laws that overhauled, among other things, decades-old agri-marketing laws. On Monday, the three-judge Bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde, hearing a batch of petitions on the validity of these laws, suggested that the Centre would do well to stay the implementation of these laws till a committee was constituted by the court to discuss the issue — otherwise the court would do so for it. Last month, the Bench indicated it would set up a committee with the

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