The Constitution Protection/Constitutional Protection Party (CJP) says the government has agreed to its request to hold talks on July 24 at a neutral location. According to the CJP, the discussions will be held at the Constitution Club of India. A CJP representative, Das, says the party is pleased with the decision and characterizes the venue as neutral. The outlets reporting on the development describe the talks as discussions arranged in response to the CJP’s earlier demand for a neutral setting. Both sources agree that the government’s acceptance is tied to the chosen venue and the scheduled date of July 24, with the Constitution Club of India identified as the meeting place. No additional details on the agenda, participants beyond the CJP, or the outcome of the talks are provided in the reports.
CJP says government agrees to July 24 talks at neutral venue
The Constitution Protection/Constitutional Protection Party (CJP) says the government has agreed to its request to hold talks on July 24 at a neutral location. According to the CJP, the discussions wi...
- CJP says the government agrees to hold talks on July 24.
- CJP describes the venue as neutral.
- The talks are scheduled at the Constitution Club of India.
- CJP expresses satisfaction at the government’s agreement.
- Reports provide limited additional details beyond date and venue.
The discussions will take place at the Constitution Club of India.
3 hours ago“A discussion has been called for, we are very happy that the government has agreed to our request that it be at a neutral venue. The Constitution Club of India has been chosen,” Mr. Das said.
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