The Union Govt must take cognizance of the observations made by the Supreme Court to reconsider the implementation of farm laws. The intervention...

DMK president M.K. Stalin urged the Union government to take serious cognizance of judicial observations made by the Supreme Court of India regarding the contentious central farm legislations. Stalin observed that the apex court critical remarks reflected deep judicial concern over the prolonged standoff between central authorities and protesting agriculturalists. He argued that the court intervention clearly demonstrated that the Union government had failed to perform its executive functions in alignment with democratic principles and the constitutional mandate.

Stalin stressed that legislative authority must be exercised with institutional humility, respect for federal boundaries, and regard for the livelihood security of citizens. He noted that pushing sweeping agricultural reforms without adequate parliamentary scrutiny or consensus building had precipitated unprecedented nationwide unrest. The refusal of the central executive to reconsider the laws despite persistent farmer hardship reflected an unyielding administrative approach incompatible with constitutional democracy.

Stalin urged the central administration to utilize the judicial intervention as an opportunity to reassess its rigid policy stance. He reaffirmed the DMK unwavering support for agrarian justice, calling for the immediate suspension of the legislations in deference to the constitution.