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Centre CJP talks face fresh hurdles
ABP Live··22 Jul
The Centre renewed efforts to end the standoff with Cockroach Janta Party protesters on July 22, but key differences remain. Union Health Minister JP Nadda and Minister Jitendra Singh were expected to meet the CJP delegation after Lok Sabha adjourned. Government sources said the group is willing to discuss broader concerns but rejects the resignation demand against Education Minister Pradhan.
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What It Means For You
- Delhi protesters may continue Jantar Mantar demonstrations while negotiations remain unsettled.
- Students seeking NEET accountability should track whether ministers meet CJP at a public venue.
- Commuters could face ongoing security curbs near central Delhi during the standoff.
What's Happening
- The Centre renewed talks with CJP leaders on July 22 but key differences remain unresolved.
- Union ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh were expected to meet the delegation after Lok Sabha.
- CJP insists talks be held publicly at Jantar Mantar or Constitution Club, not ministerial offices.
Talks Stalled On Venue And Resignation
- CJP demands Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation before meaningful negotiations.
- The Centre has rejected that condition and accuses protesters of shifting goalposts.
- Talks follow a Tuesday meeting with Sonam Wangchuk after his prolonged hunger strike.
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