Farm Protest- Are four members from committee elected by SC is already supporting three farm law?

The Supreme Court has constituted a committee, consisting of four members, to resolve the dispute between the farmers' organizations and the central government, withholding the new agricultural laws till further orders. These four members are supporters of the new agricultural laws of the central government.

One of them is Anil Ghanwant, who is the president of the centenary organization. He is a strong supporter of agricultural reforms brought by the Narendra Modi-led central government.

The other member of the committee is Bhupinder Singh Mann. Bhupinder Singh Mann, a former Rajya Sabha MP from Punjab and national president of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (MAN), had written a letter to PM Narendra Modi in September last year suggesting amendments in agricultural laws to address farmers' concerns.

In its order, the SC said, 'The committee will listen to the grievances of the farmers related to agricultural laws and will also know the views of the government and give its recommendations.' According to the Supreme Court, this committee will be part of the judicial process. The committee will tell which provisions should be removed, then it will deal with the laws. We want that a knowledgeable person (committee) should meet the farmers and debate according to the point where the problem lies.

“Farmers will have to be assured about MSP and APMC that they will stay. He said, "First the farmers will have to listen, if they have any misunderstanding then they will remove it. Farmers will have to be assured that MSP and APMC will remain. Whatever happens will be in the interest of the farmers of the entire country. "
Anil Ghanwat, member of the committee formed by the Supreme Court

A member of the Supreme Court committee said, "We cannot start the work till the Supreme Court guidelines come to us. After the guidelines come, we will meet all the farmer leaders and know what they want. And how can that be done. "

Farmer leaders have raised questions on this four-member committee of the Supreme Court and have described them as supporters of the laws. Farmer leader Dr. Darshan Pal said that all these people have been writing articles in support of agricultural laws for the last several days. Farmer leaders also said that the members of the committee have been trying unsuccessfully to create an atmosphere in favor of these laws for the last several months. It is a matter of regret that no fair person has been kept in this committee created to help in the Supreme Court of the country. Apart from the farmers, the Congress has also raised questions about the members of the committee.