Government is ready to talk to students, doors are open 24 hours: Dr. Jitendra Singh!

Amidst the student protests and the controversy related to NEET, Union Minister of State Dr. Jitendra Singh appealed for talks with the agitating students. He said that the government is fully ready to discuss every issue. The concerns of the students can be resolved only through dialogue and the government has kept its doors open 24 hours for dialogue.

Jitendra Singh said while talking to IANS that he wants to make a humble appeal to all the students and young friends to come forward and discuss with the government. The government is ready to discuss in detail on any topic.

This conversation will be led by Union Health Minister and senior BJP leader JP Nadda, in which he himself will also be present. The conversation can be held at JP Nadda’s official residence or his office. The government is ready to give as much time as the students want to discuss all the topics related to the movement, including issues related to NEET.

He said that during the last 24 hours, the government has offered talks to the agitating students at least four times. Both the government and the students understand that without dialogue no problem can be solved and without solutions the way forward cannot be decided.

Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jitendra Singh said that PM Modi is very sensitive towards the interests of the students. He has made it clear in his recent statement that the government gives top priority to the interests of the students.

Under this thinking, to ensure speedy justice in cases like paper leak, establishment of fast track courts has been announced, so that the culprits can be tried quickly and a decisive decision can be taken soon.

The government is continuously working towards making the laws and rules more effective and making necessary reforms in this entire matter. The government is committed to making the examination system more transparent and reliable.

Jitendra Singh once again appealed to the agitating students to adopt the path of peaceful dialogue. He said that the government is waiting for the response of the students and is fully prepared to listen seriously to all their concerns and find solutions.