SC issues notice to Centre on petitions seeking removal of agitating farmers from Delhi roads
"We will form a committee to resolve the dispute. It will have members of Bharatiya Kisan Union, Government of India and other farmer organisations. We will ask farmer organisations also to be a part of the committee as it will soon become a national issue," the CJI noted. "All of you sit together. Prepare a tentative list of committee members," the CJI said posting the matter for Thursday. On behalf of the Centre, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta submitted that the government was in talks with the farmers. Members of BKU and some others were protesting at the site but some other elements had j...