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Supreme Court said- We will not decide the validity of laws right now
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The Supreme Court today heard a petition challenging the constitutional validity of agricultural laws.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court today heard a petition challenging the constitutional validity of agricultural laws. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) SS Bobde said that he would not decide the validity of the laws right now.
The court said, "The first and only thing we will decide today is about the opposition of farmers and the fundamental right of citizens." The question of the validity of laws can wait.
The CJI said, 'We recognize the fundamental right against the laws and do not raise any question to stop it. The only thing we can notice is that it should not harm anyone's life.
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