NEET irregularities back on table; CJP leaders to hold meeting with Minister JP Nadda again

NEW DELHI: The Central government is reportedly set to hold talks with the leadership of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) this afternoon. It is learnt that the CJP functionaries will meet Union Minister JP Nadda again. The discussion is centred around NEET irregularities. No further details were released regarding this.

The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) threatened to intensify protests if the demands suggested to the central government are ignored. CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka said that the protest until now was just a trailer and that millions of protesters will come to Delhi, worsening the situation. The claim that the police used pellet guns on CJP workers during the protest held the previous day turned out to be true.

Meanwhile, BJP called the protesters anti-nationals. Dubious videos were circulated showing protesters pelting stones at India's first hydrogen train, which was inaugurated by the Prime Minister the other day. Social media accounts affiliated with BJP are busy portraying the students as goons. The video was also shared on the official X account of the RSS mouthpiece Panchajanya, claiming that CJP workers carried out violence. However, in reality, the stones were pelted by exam candidates who were angry over the delay of the train in Bihar.