On Thursday, Jitendra said, "We have no ego. Discussions can be held at the residence or office of Union Minister JP Nadda. Nadda and I will meet the cockroaches. The problem can be gradually resolved through discussions. The government has already taken consistent steps on the entire issue. The government is working for the welfare of the students. I request everyone to sit at the discussion table." It is noteworthy that Nadda met with the 'Kakroch' representatives on Monday. However, it did not help. At the same time, the Modi government also sent a message to the opposition. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said that he had personally spoken to the Congress and other opposition parties. The MPs expressed their views. Then Rijiju announced, "The government is ready to discuss the day, in whatever way, for as long as the opposition wants to. We are ready, but you are adding conditions. Do not give any excuses. If you give conditions or excuses, everyone will understand that you actually want to avoid the discussion." It is noteworthy that Rahul Gandhi had said that they would not sit in on the discussion unless Dharmendra Pradhan resigns. Incidentally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said in the morning, "Nothing is more important to us than the students. The government will not compromise on their future. Our goal is to ensure a bright future for the youth of the country." The Prime Minister also said that a fast track court would be set up to quickly punish those guilty of all question paper leaks.