'Sent 4 formal proposals': MoS Jitendra Singh invites protesters for talks at JP Nadda's place
Union Minister Jitendra Singh has invited protesters against the NEET paper leak for formal discussions at JP Nadda's residence. The government is also establishing fast-track courts to address the issue of paper leaks and ensure swift punishment.
Why it matters
The NEET paper leak is a major point of contention in Indian education policy, and the government's response is critical to maintaining public trust in national testing systems.
NEW DELHI: Union minister Jitendra Singh on Thursday invited the protesters against NEET paper leak for talks at JP Nadda's place on the central government's behalf. This comes after the talk on Monday with the Cockroach Janta Party's spokespersons failed to bear any results."The govt has sent four formal proposals for discussions with their representatives since last afternoon...This is a standing invitation to all our youth friends that the government is ready for discussions on all issues at your convenience, at any time. Discussions can take place either at JP Nadda's office or residence. We do not stand on prestige," he said."Union health minister JP Nadda and I will be present for discussions. Slowly, by way of discussion, we will progress towards a solution.
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