The proposed meeting between the government and CJP at the Constitution Club of India has been delayed, despite being scheduled for 12:30 pm. As of 1 pm, neither side had officially confirmed the start of the talks. Reports suggest that arrangements may have been made at a different location inside the venue, possibly on the second floor through a rear entrance, to hold the meeting away from media attention. The delay has created speculation over whether the government and CJP representatives are trying to conduct the discussions privately before making any details public. Observers believe the government may prefer a closed-door conversation to first reach some understanding rather than risk disagreements being publicly highlighted. The development comes amid continued protests at Jantar Mantar and disruptions in Parliament over the paper leak issue. Meanwhile, comments from the RSS alleging possible foreign influence behind the movement have added another dimension to the political debate. Analysts say the government’s outreach through talks and proposed legal reforms indicates an effort to resolve the issue, but any disagreement during negotiations could further prolong the deadlock.
Politics: Government-CJP Talks Delayed at Constitution Club, Backchannel Efforts Continue Amid Political Tensions
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