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Farm laws 'anti-farmer', says BKU faction in impleadment plea in Supreme Court

The plea contended that implementation of these laws in their current form will hurt the interests of the farming community by opening parallel markets, which will be unregulated and thus leaves scope for the exploitation of peasants

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Supreme Court. File pic

Supreme Court. File pic

As thousands of farmers continue to protest on the Delhi borders, BKU (Lok Shakti) has moved the Supreme Court to challenge three new central farm laws it dubbed as "unconstitutional", and sought impleadment as party in the matter pending in the apex court.

In an application filed through advocate AP Singh, the Bharatiya Kisan Union faction claimed that the farm laws were "against the interest of farmers and instead served only the corporate interests".

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