We Are Ready for Talks with Govt, says CJP activists on Parliament March

Activists affiliated with the Cockroach Janta Party are gearing up to try and march towards Parliament even as the Delhi Police maintains a strict security perimeter. 

The proposed march was first announced by Sonam Wangchuk, who has since been moved from the protest site to Safdarjung Hospital following a 20-day hunger strike. 

On Monday, CJP spokesperson Saurav Das signalled the organisation's willingness to engage in talks with the government regarding their long-standing demands for examination



reforms. 

While noting that the administration's overtures came late, he stated that they remain open to discussions to resolve the impasse surrounding the education system.

Speaking to Media, Das claimed there is no clarity from the administration's side despite their recent attempt to open talks, adding that "the ball is in their court." He said, "The administration is trying to open talks with the government. They have come very late, but we have opened our hearts and said that we are willing to talk to them. There has been no clarity from their side as of now.