Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Government Invites CJP for Talks, Party Demands Neutral Venue
The government has invited the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) for talks four times, offering to meet at the residence or office of BJP President JP Nadda.
However, the CJP has rejected the offer, demanding that the talks be held at Jantar Mantar or a neutral site near the protest venue.
The government has emphasized its readiness to discuss all issues for the welfare of the students, while the CJP insists on a venue closer to the protest site for transparency and accessibility.
The government has sent four formal invitations to the CJP for talks.
Talks proposed at JP Nadda's residence or office.
CJP rejects the offer, demanding talks at Jantar Mantar or a nearby neutral site.
Government emphasizes readiness to discuss all issues for student welfare.
CJP insists on a venue closer to the protest site for transparency.
- Who
- Government representatives (Jitendra Singh, JP Nadda) and CJP leaders
- What
- Invitation for talks and CJP's rejection with counter-demand
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Proposed at JP Nadda's residence or office; CJP demands Jantar Mantar or nearby neutral site
- Why
- To discuss and find a solution to the ongoing issues
Government's Offer
CJP's Demands
Venue for Talks
Government's Offer
The government has invited the CJP to hold talks at the residence or office of BJP President JP Nadda.
CJP's Demands
The CJP has rejected the offer, demanding that the talks be held at Jantar Mantar or a neutral site near the protest venue.
- Invitations Sent
- 4
- Government Representatives
- Union Minister Jitendra Singh, Union Health Minister JP Nadda
- CJP Spokesperson
- Saurav Das
- Proposed Talk Locations
- JP Nadda's residence or office
- CJP's Preferred Location
- Jantar Mantar or a neutral site near the protest venue