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Farm laws: CJI slams culture of 'branding', 'maligning' people

The top court made these observation while hearing an application by Rajasthan-based farmer organisation that cited the pro-farm laws opinions expressed by committee members in the past and also reports in the media highlighting their pro-farm laws stand.

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Supreme Court of India. File Pic

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On the issue of farmer unions terming the Supreme Court-appointed committee as "pro-farm laws", Chief Justice S.A. Bobde on Wednesday made several critical observations, saying that "branding" people and "maligning" their reputation as some don't want them on the committee, has become a cultural thing.

Citing the committee members, the Chief Justice said "their reputations have been torn to shreds."

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