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Bar Council of India urges farmers to respect judiciary amid protests

Amidst ongoing protest by farmers against the three controversial farm laws, Bar Council of India (BCI) on Wednesday urged them to respect the judiciary and suspend the agitation following the Supreme Court order, saying it is the last hope for the country. In an extra-ordinary interim order, the top court on Tuesday stayed the implementation of new farm laws till further orders and constituted a four-member committee to listen to the grievances of protesting farmers and make recommendations to resolve the impasse. The farmer unions have however made it clear they will not call off the protests until the three laws enacted in September are repealed. Thousands of farmers, mostly from Haryana and Punjab, are protesting at Delhi borders since November 28 last year, demanding a repeal of the three laws and a legal guarantee to the Minimum Support Price (MSP) system for their crops.

SC to hear presidential reference regarding senate elections today

SC to hear presidential reference regarding senate elections today   Published On Attorney General Khalid Jawed Khan would represent President Dr Arif Alvi. ISLAMABAD, (Web Desk) - The Supreme Court has constituted a five-judge larger bench to commence hearing on a presidential reference seeking the court s opinion whether  open ballot  for Senate elections would help acknowledge the respect of choice and desire of the citizen voters today (Monday). The five-member larger bench would be headed by Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed and comprising of Justice Mushir Alam, Justice Umar Ata Bandial, Justice Ijaz-ul-Ahsan and Justice Yahya Afridi. Attorney General Khalid Jawed Khan would represent President Dr Arif Alvi.

Pak SC Grants Authorities Two Weeks To Start Reconstruction Of Hindu Temple Destructed By Mob

Pak SC grants authorities two weeks to start reconstruction of Hindu temple destructed by mob The temple was demolished and set on fire due to the negligence of local police on December 30. January 05, 2021 / 03:16 PM IST The Supreme Court of Pakistan on January 5 gave authorities two weeks to start the reconstruction of the Hindu temple demolished by a mob in Karak district. The temple was demolished and set on fire due to the negligence of local police on December 30. Just In: Supreme Court of Pakistan ORDERS to start work on the reconstruction of the temple in Karak within the next 2 weeks and submit a report, Chief Justice hears the Suo-Moto case. #Pakistan

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