Like Russia, common people in India will soon take to the streets: Shiv Sena on Delhi chaos, farm la
Like Russia, common people in India will soon take to the streets: Shiv Sena on Delhi chaos, farm laws
In its latest editorial, the Shiv Sena mouthpiece, Saamana, said that the central government does not understand the anger among the citizens of the country.
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UPDATED: January 27, 2021 10:29 IST
Shiv Sena has slammed the Narendra Modi government over the violence in Delhi on Republic Day. (Photo for representation: Reuters)
The Shiv Sena mouthpiece, Saamana, asked in its editorial on Wednesday if it would have been a big deal had the government taken a step back on the controversial farm laws.
Farmers during their protest against Centre s farm laws. (File photo: PTI)
Farmers, protesting at Delhi borders over the Centre s farm laws, are all geared up to carry out a tractor march on Republic Day on Tuesday. The farmers union reached an
agreement with the Delhi Police on Sunday to carry out the tractor march peacefully. Three routes, originating from Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur border points, have been finalized for the march, a farmer leader said.
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Delhi Police said that the first route will begin from Singhu border and will move from Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar to Bawana. Similarly, 62-km long second route will pass through Nangloi-Najafgarh and Jharoda after starting from Tikri border. The third route will lead to Apsara border and Hapur after starting from Ghazipur. All of these processions will converge at Kundli Manesar Palwal Expressway (KMP).
Ab tak 56 : Nine rounds of Centre-farmer talks, no solution in sight Ab tak 56 : Nine rounds of Centre-farmer talks, no solution in sight
The talks between the Centre and the protesting farmers have failed to yield any concrete result so far.
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UPDATED: January 20, 2021 17:19 IST
The 10th round of talks between the Centre and the farmer unions over the three farm laws started at Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi on Wednesday. (Photo: PTI)
Farmers, agitating against the three new farm laws, have been sitting near border points of the national capital since November 26.
The agitation has been continuing for 56 days now, despite extreme cold weather conditions. Farmers have even refused to scale down their demands of repealing the three farm laws.
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Govt-farmers to hold ninth round of talks on Friday; Tomar hopeful of positive discussion
The ninth round of negotiations between the government and protesting farmers will take place on Friday. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar expressed hope that the discussions would be positive. The government is ready to hold talks with farmers leaders with an open mind, Tomar said amid confusion over the fate of the next round of talks, in the wake of the Supreme Court appointing a four-member panel to resolve the impasse.Â
Tomar said the talks between the government and the union representatives will take place as scheduled for 12 pm on January 15. Even as the farmers refused to appear before the court-appointed panel citing its composition, the unions have expressed willingness to attend the scheduled talks with the government.
Updated Jan 12, 2021 | 18:01 IST
Farmers leader and Swaraj India president Yogender Yadav welcomed the stay on implementation of the farm laws but attacked the committee calling it blatantly partisan . Supreme Court of India | Photo Credit: PTI
Key Highlights
The Supreme Court today stayed the implementation of farm laws until further notice
The top court also formed a four-member committee to discuss the farm laws with the protesting farmers
New Delhi: Hours after the Supreme Court formed a four-member committee to discuss the three contentious farms laws with the farmers, Kisan unions and Opposition leaders on Tuesday lashed out against the committee members questioning their credibility.