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These days the political temperature is at its peak due to the NEET exam rigging and paper leak controversy. Demands for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan are being raised from all sides. The opposition and the cockroach Janata Party (CJP) are continuously putting pressure on him.

But amidst this huge uproar, the Central Government has made its stand very clear. The government has said in clear words that the resignation of the Education Minister will not be accepted at any cost. According to top sources, the government believes that leaving the post of minister is not the solution to any problem. The government clearly says that instead of shirking from its responsibility, the real way is to remove the shortcomings of the system. The entire BJP seems to be standing firmly with its minister.

Government engaged in improving the shortcomings of NTA

Government sources say that the people have given the mandate to run the country and the government is not at all going to run away from its responsibilities. All the technical and administrative mistakes present in the National Testing Agency (NTA) are being identified.

The government is preparing a long list of all these problems and very soon major changes will be seen in the entire exam system. The investigating agencies have also exposed many big gangs involved in leaking papers. In the coming times, even more stringent action will be taken against the criminals involved in this dirty game. The entire focus of the government is on creating a transparent examination system rather than politics and resignations.

CJP was adamant on his insistence, no discussion took place in the meeting

On Friday, CJP representatives had a marathon meeting of about 2 hours with Union Minister JP Nadda and Dr. Jitendra Singh at Vitthalbhai Patel House. CJP’s attitude appeared very strict in this meeting. The organization made it clear in no uncertain terms that the resignation of the Education Minister is their condition on which no compromise of any kind can be made.

Along with this, the organization has also made a big demand for a public apology from the Central Government, Rapid Action Force (RAF) and Delhi Police Commissioner for the police lathicharge and use of force on the students during the ‘Parliament March’ on July 20.

CJP’s three big conditions, warning to spread the movement across the country

After the meeting, CJP spokesperson Saurav Das, while giving information to the media, said that the organization has mainly put forward 3 big things before the government. The first is that a compensation of Rs 1 crore each should be given to the families of the innocent students who lost their lives after the cancellation of NEET exam on May 3. The second demand is that all police cases (FIRs) registered against the agitating students should be withdrawn immediately. And the third demand is that the 5-point demand letter to examination reforms should be fully implemented.

CJP has also warned that if these demands are not met, then the ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar will be made more extreme in every corner of the country and in every state.

Strict law against paper leaks is going to come in Parliament

Meanwhile, news of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk ending her fast after 26 days has also come to light. Union Minister JP Nadda said that the government has listened to the views of the protesters very seriously and there will be a third round of talks on Saturday.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the nation late in the night, made a big announcement that the government is going to bring a new and historic law against paper leaks in the Parliament next week. The Cabinet has already given the green signal to the draft of this new bill. On one hand, CJP is adamant on the resignation of the minister, while on the other hand, the government is busy changing the entire system, due to which there is still a deadlock in Delhi.