New Delhi, July 22 -- As the standoff over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak continues, Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) activist and protest leader Saurav Das on Wednesday rejected the government's invitation for talks at a private residence, insisting that any dialogue must take place in the "people's court" at Jantar Mantar.

Speaking to reporters, Activist Saurav Das rejected an invitation to hold talks at BJP leader JP Nadda's residence, saying, "He invited us to his house again. We flatly refused. The people's court is held here; ministers should come among the people," Das said.

He added, "However, being educated people, we thought if there are security concerns, we could meet at some neutral place near Jantar Mantar. We are yet to hear f...