NEW DELHI: The ninth round of dialogue between the Centre and the farmers’ unions failed to resolve the impasse as both remained unsuccessful in reaching a common ground, opting for another meeting on January 19 for further discussion.
The government on Friday asked the protesting farmers to form an informal group to prepare a concrete proposal about their objections and suggestions on the three farm laws.
As nearly five hours of talks between 41 unions and three Central ministers did not reach a decisive stage at Vigyan Bhawan here, the two sides decided to meet again the next Tuesday.
Union Agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar told farmer leaders at the meeting that the government has been flexible in its approach and urged the same from them.
Incidentally, the 10th round of talks has been scheduled for a day when a Supreme Court-appointed committee to resolve the deadlock is also likely to hold its first meeting. A day before that, the Apex Court is likely to hear a petition against a tractor rally call given by the protesting farmers for the Republic Day on January 26.
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