Activist Anna Hazare calls on the Centre to engage in discussions with activist Sonam Wangchuk, urging the government not to “test his limits.” In a video message referenced by The Hindu and News18 India, Hazare says that the government should either accept or reject Sonam Wangchuk’s demands, but that holding talks is the appropriate response. Both reports highlight Hazare’s argument that dialogue is necessary to address the issue raised by Wangchuk and avoid escalation. The messages frame the government’s approach as a choice between negotiations and a more confrontational stance, with Hazare pressing for communication before any further actions. The two outlets agree on the core points: Hazare publicly appeals to the Centre, emphasizes that discussions are proper, and warns against policies that could intensify tensions. The reports do not provide additional details about the specific demands or the broader policy context beyond the call for talks.