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The anger of the students across the country regarding the allegations of rigging and paper leak in the NEET exam is not stopping. From Jantar Mantar in the capital Delhi to many parts of the country, youth are taking to the streets to protest, which has created serious challenges regarding security and order. The protesters are adamant on demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and radical reforms in the examination system. Amidst this growing national impasse, the Central Government has completely opened the doors of dialogue with the agitating students and organizations and has made an open offer of dialogue four times within the last 24 hours.
Four big offers and talks initiated by Union Minister Jitendra Singh
To resolve the situation peacefully, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh has appealed to the protesting students to come forward and communicate. It has been clarified by the government that the government is completely sensitive regarding the future of the students and is ready for discussion at any time without any conditions. In the last 24 hours, proposals for talks have been sent by the government through four different mediums. Union ministers have told students and movement leaders that they can talk whenever they want, for as long as they want. For this, Union Health Minister JP Nadda’s residence or his office can also be made a venue for discussion, where all issues can be discussed with an open mind.
PM Modi’s big decision: Fast-track courts will be made for the culprits of paper leak.
Amidst all this development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken a huge step to secure the future of the youth of the country. PM Modi has announced through social media that special fast-track courts are being set up across the country to give the quickest and harshest punishment to the culprits involved in examination rigging and paper leak cases. The Prime Minister said in strong words that nothing is more important than the welfare and future of our youth and anyone playing with them will not be spared. This step of the government is being considered an important initiative towards speeding up the justice process and restoring the confidence of the students.
Tight security at Jantar Mantar and main demands of the protesters
Due to the ongoing violent protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, security arrangements have been tightened. Recently, after clashes between police and protesters, security forces had to resort to tear gas and lathi charge, and as a precaution, 16 stations of Delhi Metro also had to be closed for some time. The main demands of the agitators include the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, strict and transparent reforms in the examination system and appropriate compensation to the families of the students who lost their lives due to the stress of paper leaks. Now it remains to be seen in which direction this deadlock at Jantar Mantar moves after these continuous dialogue proposals of the government.
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