Govt ready on 2 demands, CJP adamant on Pradhan's resignation: What happened in round 2 of talks

NEW DELHI: A delegation of the Cockroach Janata Party met Union ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh on Friday for the second round of talks over the NEET paper leak protests, submitting three key demands and a five-point reform charter.The nearly two-hour meeting, held at the Constitution Club of India, ended without a final decision, with the government seeking time till Saturday afternoon to respond to the CJP's demand for the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan.Addressing reporters after the meeting, Union minister JP Nadda said the delegation had presented "three main demands and five reform suggestions for exams.""The meeting went on for almost two hours. They had three main demands and five reform suggestions for exams," Nadda said."We have told them that we