The Central Government has initiated talks amid the students’ protest at Jantar Mantar. This information was given by Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh. He said that the government has sent four formal proposals for talks to CJP representatives since Wednesday afternoon. The government is ready to hold talks as per the convenience and time of the youth. Jitendra Singh said that the talks can take place at JP Nadda’s residence.
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh said, ‘The government has sent four formal proposals for talks with their representatives from yesterday afternoon. This is an open invitation to all our young friends that the government is ready for talks on all issues as per your convenience and time.
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He further said, ‘The talks can take place at JP Nadda’s office or residence. We will not let our reputation or honor come in between. Union Health Minister JP Nadda and I will be present for the talks. Gradually, through dialogue we will move towards a solution. This is a continuation of the continuous steps being taken by the government for the welfare of students. I humbly appeal to all of you to come and talk.
Earlier it was reported that Union Minister JP Nadda had invited the Cockroach Janata Party for talks on Thursday. However, CJP leaders rejected it. He says that the conversation should take place at a neutral place. News agency PTI gave this information. CJP’s chief spokesperson Saurabh Das said that JP Nadda had called him for talks at his residence. We refused to go to anyone’s house or office. The public court is held here. Ministers should come among the public. If they want to hold talks then it should be held at Jantar Mantar only.
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Saurabh Das says that the Cockroach Janata Party is ready for talks. If there are any security concerns, we are willing to consider holding talks at a neutral location near the protest site.
Let us inform that from June 6, Cockroach Janata Party’s protest against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) paper leak is going on. The main demand is the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Social activist Sonam Wangchuk sat on hunger strike from June 28. However, after 21 days, Delhi Police admitted him to Safdarjung Hospital. After this the movement became violent.
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