Tezzbuzz Desk – Amidst the ongoing protests over the NEET paper leak issue, senior social worker Anna Hazare has raised his voice in support of the students. He expressed concern over the police action taken during CJP’s Parliament march in Delhi and appealed to the government to communicate with the students.

Protests by students and opposition continue over the NEET paper leak controversy and demand for the resignation of the Union Education Minister. Meanwhile, social worker Anna Hazare has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the police action against students.

Anna Hazare said that in democracy, problems should be solved through dialogue and not through repression. He appealed to take the demands of the students seriously and find a way out through talks with the government.

Will conduct silent movement in support of students

Hurt by the lathi charge during CJP’s protest in Delhi, Anna Hazare will now hold a silent protest. He will register a symbolic protest at the Gandhi Memorial located in Wadia Park, Ahilyanagar from 11 am to 1 pm.

This movement site was symbolically ‘Jantar Mantar of the city’ Name will be given. Anna Hazare said that this movement will be in support of democratic values ​​and the voice of students.

‘Paper leak and unemployment are serious issues’

Anna Hazare said that issues like paper leak, unemployment and delay in recruitment process are to the future of the youth. He said that the students’ movement should not be seen only as a law and order problem but as a matter of public sentiment.

He appealed to the government to resolve their problems by holding positive talks with the students and protesters.

CJP put a condition before the government

At the same time, CJP’s protest continues at Jantar Mantar. Chief spokesperson of the organization Saurav Das Said that Union Minister JP Nadda has called for talks again, but he has some conditions.

Saurav Das said that CJP will not hold meetings at any leader’s house or office. He said that talks should be held at a neutral place and the government will first have to take the demands of the students seriously.