New Delhi: Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh has appealed to the protesting students of the NEET paper leak issue to come for talks, saying government is ready for discussions on all issues. Talking to media, the Minister said that in the last 24 hours, as many as four offers were made to the student representatives of the ongoing protest for a dialogue. He gave a standing invitation for discussions to the protesting youth, adding that Union Minister JP Nadda and he will be present during the dialogue. He also informed that the talks can be held with an open mind at the residence of Union Minister JP Nadda or at his office. He added that without a dialogue, a solution will not be found.
The Union Minister said Prime Minister Narendra Modi candidly spelled out this morning that the interest of the students is foremost for this government. He added that Mr Modi took the important decision to set up fast track courts to deal with cases related to those responsible for the recent paper leaks so that final verdicts happen at an early date decisively.
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