Centre Invites Protesting Farmers for Talks at Their Convenient Time

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The Indian central government has extended an open invitation to protesters for dialogue, offering flexibility on the timing of discussions. A senior minister made the appeal, signaling the government's willingness to engage and resolve the ongoing standoff. The minister confirmed that Union Minister JP Nadda would also participate in the proposed talks. The government's outreach suggests an effort to de-escalate tensions through direct negotiation with the protesting groups.

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