The farmers' agitation against the three agricultural laws brought by the central government last year has been going on for the last 10 months. The farmers' protest on the Delhi border has been going on for the last 10 months, due to which the common people are also facing problems. The matter has now reached the Supreme Court, hearing on which on Thursday, the top court said that it has passed an order in this regard, which is now the job of the government to implement.
The top court said that it has already made it clear that sit-ins can be held only at designated places. The collection of revenue is stopped due to road blockage. People are also facing problems. Highways and roads cannot be blocked in this way. Farmers may complain, but due to road blockage, the public is also suffering and that is why they are complaining. It is the job of the governments to implement the order of the court.
The Supreme Court also allowed the central government to make farmers a party in this case and fixed October 4 for the next hearing of the case. In an earlier hearing, the top court had said that it was not concerned with the legality of the agricultural laws against which farmers are protesting, but because of the inconvenience caused to the people due to the sit-in and the lack of traffic. Roads should not be closed like this.
This hearing in the Supreme Court was held on a petition, which said that due to the movement of farmers on the border, there is a big problem of movement and hence the roads should be opened. The Haryana government had also filed an affidavit in the matter in the apex court. Efforts were on to remove the protesting farmers from the highway and all efforts were being made to persuade them to remove them from the road.
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