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Government Invites Protesters for Talks at JP Nadda's Place
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Union Minister Jitendra Singh has invited the protesters against NEET paper leak for talks at JP Nadda's place, following a failed negotiation on Monday.
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Government Invites Protesters for Talks at JP Nadda's Place
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 minister said the government remained open to negotiations and once again appealed to the protesters to come forward for talks. He also said that the government has made four offers to the protesters in the last 24 hours, seeking a dialogue on the NEET paper leak issue.
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