The government expressed willingness for dialogue, offering any time, any place discussions, as Union Minister Jitendra Singh highlighted four proposals sent since yesterday.
He said in the last 24 hours, as many as four offers were made
Jul 23, 2026
03:54 pm
What's the storyUnion Minister Jitendra Singh has invited student protesters to hold talks with the government, saying it is "ready for discussions on all issues at your convenience, at any time."
He said in the last 24 hours, as many as four offers were made to the student representatives for a dialogue.
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