JP Nadda Assures No Action Against Student Protesters

Union Minister JP Nadda on Saturday said the third round of discussions between the Central Government and the CJP delegation concluded on a positive note, with the delegation submitting a written proposal covering cases related to the ongoing agitation along with its Five-Point Charter.

According to Nadda, the government assured the delegation that no action will be taken against the organisers or protesters, and no new cases will be registered in connection with the agitation. He also expressed condolences to the families of the students who lost their lives during the protests and assured them that the highest possible compensation would be provided in accordance with government rules.

The third round of talks with the CJP delegation was held today. The delegation submitted a written proposal covering cases related to the agitation along with its Five-Point Charter.

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The Union Minister stated that the government has responded positively to the delegation's Five-Point Charter, particularly on issues related to examination and education reforms, and that discussions on these matters will continue.

Nadda further appealed to students and youth to end the agitation peacefully and allow the ongoing dialogue process to move forward, reiterating the government's commitment to resolving the issues through constructive engagement.