Union minister will meet anti-reservation protesters in next two days: UP deputy CM Pathak's promise to agitators
Here's the latest protest news from across India:
Uttar Pradesh deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak on Saturday shared the demands raised by students involved in the "reservation reform" movement would be taken up with the central leadership of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Adding to this, Uttar Pradesh deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak clarified that the demands of the delegation have been heard carefully. (HT File) Addressing a press conference in Lucknow in the presence of representatives of the demonstration, Pathak further assured that a delegation of the protesters would meet a Union minister within the next two days, according to news agency PTI.
Meanwhile, The UP deputy CM also clarified that the demands of the delegation have been heard carefully.
Notably, "The demands of the students' delegation have been heard carefully, and they have been assured of appropriate action," Pathak shared.
As per the latest buzz, Furthermore, Pathak assured that a letter submitted by the students would also be forwarded to the central leadership.
In further updates, He shared that efforts would be made through dialogue and constructive initiatives.
On top of that, The movement is being led by anti-reservation activists, including Harsh Dubey, Shiva Sharma, and Mrityunjay Pathak, shared the PTI report.
At the same time, Dubey shared that the students had held a peaceful protest and their main demand was that all young people should get equal opportunities.
Source: Hindustan Times