"Sent Four Proposals": Govt Reaches Out To Protesters, Jitendra Singh Calls For Dialogue

The Centre has stepped up efforts to resolve the ongoing NEET controversy, with Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh formally inviting the Cockroach Janta Party for dialogue. The government has sent four updated proposals urging protesters to come forward for talks, emphasizing that student welfare remains its top priority. Singh reiterated that the Centre is open to discussions at a mutually agreed venue and stressed that resolving the issue through dialogue is in the larger national interest.Meanwhile, on the morning of July 23, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the setting up of fast-track courts to deal with those involved in examination paper leaks, signaling strict action and faster justice. The move aims to restore trust in the examination system amid widespread outrage.On the ground, protests continue at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar despite continuing clashes with police. Heavy security deployment has been put in place, and 16 metro stations were shut to control movement. Protesters remain firm on their demands, including accountability and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, indicating that tensions are far from over.