The government of India has announced its commitment to carry on with discussions with farmers on May 4, even in light of the recent detainment of leaders by Punjab Police. The primary objective of these talks is to address the farmers’ key demand for a legal guarantee ensuring the minimum support price (MSP) for their produce. Officials are set to engage with financial experts to analyze the potential economic effects of meeting this demand. Concurrently, farmer leaders are striving to consolidate various factions within the farming community to present a more cohesive front in their advocacy efforts. This ongoing dialogue underscores the government’s willingness to engage with stakeholders to seek a resolution to the prolonged agrarian issues that have sparked widespread protests across the country.