Protests against paper leak continue under the leadership of Cockroach Janata Party (CJP). The protests have not stopped even after the Parliament march. Sonam Wangchuk is on fast in the hospital and meanwhile the Modi government seems to be taking the initiative for talks. Wednesday (July 22) will see another round of talks with CJP representatives.
According to sources, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh may meet CJP representatives today. Let us tell you that this meeting is going to take place at a time when he and JP Nadda had met Sonam Wangchuk admitted in Medanta Hospital on Tuesday night. According to sources, Modi government is fully ready to find a solution through talks. The most important issue in the late night meeting was to discuss the student movement in Parliament.
It is being told that the government has agreed to this demand. This could end the long standing deadlock. Sonam Wangchuk also had the same demand that the student movement be discussed in Parliament. After the recent protests in Delhi, Sonam Wangchuk was shifted from Safdarjung Hospital to Medanta Hospital. All this happened on the orders of Delhi High Court.
Doors open for talks – Government
The Modi government has already said that it is ready for talks, even though the protests have intensified in the capital, but the government is trying to communicate with the agitating students. This latest conversation is a continuation of the efforts being made by the government. On Monday, JP Nadda met CJP representatives. The Center had said that the doors of talks are open.
Demand for discussion in Parliament
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi and many other leaders were detained by Delhi Police for marching towards Prime Minister Modi’s residence. This issue is continuously resonating even in the monsoon session of Parliament and the opposition is demanding a discussion in Parliament on the student movement.
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