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Supreme Court-Formed Committee to Meet Farmers in Panchkula on January 3

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The committee, led by former Justice Nawab Singh, was formed by the Supreme Court to address farmers' grievances.

Amid the ongoing farmers' agitation in Punjab, a Supreme Court-appointed committee has scheduled a meeting with farmers on January 3 in Panchkula to discuss their issues in detail.

The committee, led by former Justice Nawab Singh, was formed by the Supreme Court to address farmers' grievances. Earlier, the High Power Committee held a meeting with the administration and farmers in Chandigarh.

However, it remains uncertain whether the protesting farmers will participate in the upcoming meeting.

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