Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Government Proposes Talks with CJP Over NEET Protests
The government has made four formal proposals for talks with the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) in the past 24 hours.
The government has reached out with 'utmost humility' to the protesting students at Jantar Mantar, highlighting that dialogue is the only constructive way to end the stalemate.
The protests over NEET paper leaks have been ongoing for over a month, and a hunger strike by social activist Sonam Wangchuk has entered its 26th day.
The government has announced the setting up of fast-track courts to ensure speedy justice and prosecution of those behind paper leaks.
However, the CJP has remained unresponsive and uncommunicative to the government's outreach.
The government has made four formal proposals for talks with the CJP in the past 24 hours.
The protests over NEET paper leaks have been ongoing for over a month.
A hunger strike by social activist Sonam Wangchuk has entered its 26th day.
The government has announced the setting up of fast-track courts for speedy justice.
The CJP has remained unresponsive to the government's outreach.
- Who
- Government and CJP-led students
- What
- Proposals for talks over NEET protests
- When
- Past 24 hours
- Where
- Jantar Mantar
- Why
- To resolve the stalemate and address concerns over NEET paper leaks
Government's Stance
CJP's Stance
Willingness to Dialogue
Government's Stance
The government has made four formal proposals for talks with the CJP in the past 24 hours, expressing a willingness to discuss all issues, including NEET.
CJP's Stance
The CJP has remained unresponsive and uncommunicative to the government's outreach.
Location and Flexibility
Government's Stance
The government is open to holding talks at Union Minister J.P. Nadda's office or residence at any convenient time.
CJP's Stance
No response from the CJP regarding the location and timing of the talks.
Fast-Track Courts
Government's Stance
The government has announced the setting up of fast-track courts to ensure speedy justice and prosecution of those behind paper leaks.
CJP's Stance
The CJP continues to protest, demanding more concrete actions and solutions.
- Proposals Made
- Four formal proposals for talks
- Time Frame
- Past 24 hours
- Location of Protests
- Jantar Mantar
- Duration of Protests
- Over a month
- Hunger Strike Duration
- 26 days
- Government Interlocutor
- Union Minister J.P. Nadda
- Government Initiative
- Fast-track courts for speedy justice