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A five-member team of farmer leaders is meeting in Delhi to discuss the proposal sent by the centre yesterday evening - one which, if accepted, could end more than 15 months of (sometimes violent) protests against the controversial farm laws.
Samyukta Kisan Morcha, an aegis of farmer unions, has formed a consensus to accept the proposal sent by the central government seeking suspension of the farmers' agitation.
The SKM, which is spearheading the farmers' movement, said in a statement that a consensus has been achieved on the central government's draft regarding farmers' demands.
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