Politics is heated from streets to Parliament on the issue of NEET paper leak. CJP at Jantar Mantar is adamant on the resignation of the Education Minister. Meanwhile, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said that the government is ready for talks wherever the students want. He said that the problem will be solved only through talks.

Government ready to talk to students: Jitendra Singh

Jitendra Singh said, ‘I want to make an appeal to the students who are agitating on behalf of the government. On behalf of the government, we are always ready for discussion. The doors of the government are open. We want to tell the students that whenever you want to discuss, we are ready to discuss as per your convenience. Apart from the movement, the government will also be ready for discussion on other topics.

He said, ‘We are ready to give as much time as the students ask for discussion. The country’s Health Minister JP Nadda and I will also be present in the discussion. Gradually we can move towards a solution through discussion and only through the solution can a new path be determined. Wherever you say… whether you say at JP Nadda’s residence or you say in his office, discussion can happen there. For us it is not a question of prestige. Proposals have been sent four times to the government to hold talks with students and their representatives. ‘

Let’s sit and discuss: Jitendra Singh

Union Minister Jitendra Singh said, ‘PM Modi himself is sensitive about this matter. In his statement in the morning, he said that he gives highest priority to the interests of the youth. Inspired by this, he decided that those found guilty of paper leak would be punished through fast track so that the decision could be taken quickly. I once again humbly appeal to you to sit and discuss and find an honest solution to this issue.

CJP wants government to come to Jantar Mantar

Earlier, Cockrose Janata Party (CJP) had clarified that we have placed our demands before the government. If he wants to talk now, he will have to come to Jantar Mantar himself. The CJP delegation refused to hold talks at the Union Minister’s residence. Union Minister JP Nadda said, ‘The government is always ready for talks with CJP protesters, but talks can take place at our residence or in the ministry. There is no point in talking about anything else. Since yesterday till now, invitation for talks has been given four times, but no response has come from their side.