CJP insists on neutral venue for talks

There are big protests in Delhi and other places because some students think there was cheating in their exams.

They want the education minister to quit.

A group called CJP is leading the protests and wants to talk to the government, but only in a neutral place like where the protests are happening.

The government says they are ready to talk but doesn't think the minister should quit.

A man named Sonam Wangchuk is on a hunger strike to support the students.

The protests have spread to many states, and the government is trying to handle the situation.