The Abhijit Sen Committee on futures trading of essential commodities today said it would submit its report by April 27. The committee met today to sort out the differences among the members.



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</p><p class='TableClas'>Sharad Joshi, Rajya Sabha member and a member of the committee, said each committee member would submit a separate note which will go along with the report. He pointed out that the report could not establish unambigously any direct corelation between futures trading of agriculture commodities and the increase in their prices.<BR></P></p></table>


Sen Committee to submit report by April 27

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