Farmers, organized under the Samyukt Kisan Morcha, protested outside the deputy commissioner's office in Patiala, Punjab, on Tuesday, blocking Secretariat Road for almost two hours. The protest was triggered by the farmers' grievances regarding delays in addressing their demands. They submitted a memorandum directed to the Prime Minister, which included requests for a legal guarantee for minimum support price (MSP), a rollback of the recent fuel price hike, and adequate fertiliser supplies. Additional demands included restoring Punjab's representation on the Bhakra Beas Management Board, providing debt relief for farmers and workers, and withdrawing controversial laws related to electricity and seeds. The blockade caused significant traffic disruptions as farmers surrounded the deputy commissioner's office, initially refusing to submit their memorandum to the additional deputy commissioner. The protest concluded after the deputy commissioner agreed to meet with farmer representatives and accepted their memorandum, promising to discuss local issues in meetings scheduled for June 8 and 9. Farmer leaders cautioned that they would escalate their protests if their demands remain unaddressed.