After weeks of protests, the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has signaled that it is ready for dialogue with the government—but only on neutral ground. CJP leader Saurav Das said the group is open to talks at Jantar Mantar or any mutually agreed neutral location, while making it clear that members will not visit ministers' offices or residences. The statement marks a possible step toward resolving the ongoing standoff, with the protesters insisting that discussions must take place on equal footing. Whether this opens the door to a breakthrough or leads to further negotiations remains to be seen.bate around peaceful protests, accountability, and the role of institutions in addressing public concerns. 🇮🇳 . Follow [onevisionmedia.in ] to stay informed and updated! #Onevisionmedia #cjp #jantarmantar #india #breakingnews [CJP, Saurav Das, Jantar Mantar, Government Talks, Protest, Neutral Venue]