Lending institutions in India are now pushing their central bank to take action against skyrocketing hedging costs. Multiple sources indicate that as derivative hedging premiums continue climbing, financial players are growing increasingly vocal about the need for regulatory intervention. The situation highlights how market volatility and hedging demand can create friction in the financial system, forcing institutional participants to seek policy solutions. This kind of pressure on central banks to stabilize market conditions is becoming more common across emerging markets, especially when cost pressures threaten the broader lending ecosystem.