New Delhi: The Center on Tuesday reiterated in Parliament that it is planning to discuss the issue of NEET paper release and all other related matters, with the Parliamentary Affairs Minister. Kiren to Riji saying that the government is still ready to discuss the matter according to the rules of the parliament.Speaking in the Rajya Sabha, as reported by ANI, during the Monsoon Session, Rijiju said the government has shown its willingness to discuss the issue since the beginning of the session. His comments come as agitation continues in the Upper House over the opposition’s demand for the resignation of the Union Education Minister. Dharmendra Pradhan.The government will review the preparation of the negotiationsSpeaking at the House, Mr. Rijiju said, “The government has told Parliament today that we are ready to discuss the leak of NEET papers and everything related to them. The government is always ready to discuss issues concerning the country and the youth.”He added that, “There has been established a process of discussion within the Parliament;The minister also said that the government will provide more information about the matter to Parliament. “The government will also provide the details of everything that happened after the NEET paper came down in the house and inform the nation,” he said.Rijiju criticizes the Opposition in the debateRijiju said the government has announced that it wants to discuss the issue with Congress leaders and leaders of other parties.“I want to explain the side of the Govt in this House. From day one of the Monsoon session, the Government has been saying that we are ready to discuss all important issues. We are ready to discuss the leak of NEET paper from the beginning. We are ready even now,” he said.He also said, “We have said this to the leaders of the Congress and the leaders of other parties that the government is ready to negotiate but how the negotiations should be held should be decided after meeting with everyone under the chair.”Based on what the Opposition group is saying, Rijiju said that if you want reasons not to talk, then it is not good.He said, “Our government is ready to discuss the NEET exam and other matters related to the future of the youth. It is our responsibility to tell the world everything that the Government has done. “Opponents persistThe minister’s comments came after the Rajya Sabha witnessed disruption during the Monsoon Session. Congress President and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge said that the Opposition will not participate in the NEET talks unless Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns. Following the protests, the House was suspended until 3 p.m.