10.12 am: The Supreme Court-appointed committee to resolve the deadlock between the Centre and the protesting farm unions is scheduled to ...
10.12 am: The Supreme Court-appointed committee to resolve the deadlock between the Centre and the protesting farm unions is scheduled to hold its first meeting on Tuesday, reports PTI. “We are going to meet tomorrow,” Anil Ghanwat, who is one of the committee members, said on Monday. “Only members will meet to discuss the terms of reference and decide the future course of action.” The meeting will be held at the Pusa campus in New Delhi.
10.09 am: Delhi’s Singhu and Tikri borders remain completely blocked. However, one-way traffic is allowed at Chilla and Ghazipur borders. “We are maintaining sufficient deployment of security personnel at the border to ensure law and order,” a police officer tells Hindustan Times.
10.05 am: Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has hit out at the Centre after the National Investigation Agency issued notices to some farmer union leaders, reports NDTV. “Do these farmers look like secessionists and terrorists?” he asked. “Such arm-twisting tactics will not weaken the resolve of the farmers to fight for their rights and their future.”
The Punjab unit of the Aam Aadmi Party also condemned the notices.
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