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Govt ready to discuss NEET paper leak; CJP won't go to 'anyone's house or office': What is happening?

CJP declines JP Nadda's invitation for dialogue at his residence, insisting talks should happen directly at Jantar Mantar or a nearby neutral location.

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Govt ready to discuss NEET paper leak; CJP won't go to 'anyone's house or office': What is happening?
CJP declines JP Nadda's invitation for dialogue at his residence, insisting talks should happen directly at Jantar Mantar or a nearby neutral location.
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