Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Govt Hopes For Breakthrough In Talks With CJP
The government in India is talking to a group called the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) about protests by students.
The students are upset about something called the NEET paper leak.
The government and CJP had their first meeting, and now they are going to talk again on July 22.
The CJP wants the government to talk about the protests in Parliament.
But the CJP says the government is not being fair because they are talking to them while also using police to stop the protests.
The government hasn't said anything about these claims.
The government is set to hold another round of talks with CJP representatives on July 22.
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh is expected to meet CJP representatives.
CJP demands that the student protest be discussed in Parliament.
CJP accuses the government of cracking down on protesters during talks.
The government has not responded to allegations of simultaneous talks and police action.
- Who
- Government and CJP representatives
- What
- Talks between the government and CJP over student protests
- When
- July 22
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To resolve the ongoing student protest and address the alleged NEET paper leak
Government's Perspective
CJP's Perspective
Parliamentary Discussion
Government's Perspective
The government is agreeable to a parliamentary discussion on the student protest.
CJP's Perspective
CJP demands that the ongoing student protest be taken up for discussion in Parliament.
Talks and Police Action
Government's Perspective
The government has not responded to allegations of simultaneous talks and police action.
CJP's Perspective
CJP accuses the Centre of wasting their time by initiating talks while cracking down on protesters.
- Date of Next Talks
- July 22
- Key Government Representative
- Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh
- Key CJP Representative
- Sonam Wangchuk
- Location of First Meeting
- Union Health Minister JP Nadda's residence
- Alleged Police Action
- CJP claims protesters were targeted during talks