Open to talks with protesters, says govt interlocutor
Health minister J P Nadda, the government's interlocutor with Cockroach Janata Party, expressed willingness to hold discussions with protesters.
Nadda sidestepped the demand for education minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over the NEET-UG paper leak, saying the government will respond in Parliament.
Nadda accused Rahul Gandhi of seeking political mileage and listed exam leaks in states ruled by Congress and other opposition parties.
Defence minister Rajnath Singh said the opposition is using the youth as a political tool and creating a manufactured sense of anger.
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