New Delhi, July 23 -- Union minister JP Nadda on Thursday invited the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) for talks, but its leaders turned down the proposal insisting that talks can be only held a neutral venue.

Another Union Minister Jitendra Singh also said that the government tried to talk to CJP leadership four times and requested them to come for discussions again either at JP Nadda's house or office.

"We can move towards a solution only through discussion, Wherever you want, we can discuss, either at Nadda's house or his office," Singh said after meeting Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday.

Addressing a press briefing at the Jantar Mantar on Wednesday, where the CJP has been camping since last month demanding accountability over the NE...