Video: Supreme Court on agitating farmers, Airtel moves Supreme Court against AGR dues to govt

The Supreme Court has said that it will examine the constitutionality of the Uttar Pradesh ordinance against conversion and the Uttarakhand law against alleged love jihad but has refused to stay the two statutes. It issued notice to the UP and Uttarakhand governments.

The Supreme Court said there is no improvement in the condition of aggrieved farmers who are on protest outside Delhi. The batch of petitions will heard next on January 11.

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Airtel moves Supreme Court against AGR dues to the government, seeks lower fees.