The Centre has reached out to the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) for another round of talks, with Union Health Minister JP Nadda reportedly calling the party's leadership for a meeting on Wednesday noon, a senior CJP official told The Tribune exclusively.

However, the CJP has indicated that it is unwilling to shift from its protest site for the discussions. "We have told them if the meeting happens, it will happen here itself (Jantar Mantar)," he said.

The development comes a day after CJP leaders accused the Centre of failing to make any commitment on their key demands during earlier negotiations, and use of brutal crackdown on protesters during Monday's Parliamanr march, terming the talks "useless" and alleging that the government was trying to delay a resolution of the issue.

There was no immediate official confirmation from the Centre.