Nagpur: Anil Ghanavat, President Shetkari Vegetarian, who is also a member of the Supreme Court Committee on three agricultural laws, has been written to the Chairman of the Head of India, said the APEX court did not give an important meaning to the report delivered by the report by the panel.
The court has lived three laws, which have caused protests in New Delhi, and appointed the three member committees to submit their reports after consulting with stakeholders, including farmers.
The letter by Ghanavat reads, “as a member of the committee that represents farmers, I feel painful that this problem has not been resolved and the farmers’ protest continues.
I feel that the report has not been a concern in court.” Ghanavat has urged reports to be published for the implementation of its recommendations.
This will help end the deadlock with farmer satisfaction, he said.
The committee was appointed in January 2021 and submitted a report in the two specified months.
‘SC doesn’t take the agricultural legal panel report seriously’
