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[00:01] context is completely different. But that attack happened in Dantewada, probably in Dantewada, in which 76 CRPF soldiers were killed and probably the Home Minister was there at that time. So at that time the BJP's stand was that

[00:17] and BJP had said that you should not resign at all. we are telling you not to resign at all. Whereas anyone demands his resignation. It is not right, like what you say happened in the Mumbai incident, a separate case of Shivraj Patil,

[00:33] you are right that when such situations arise, it is not the ministry's fault, yes it is right that you and I look at the shortcomings, I agree that you and I can discuss and expose the 10 shortcomings of the Education Ministry, the

[00:47] that by making a law on the demands that were made, the larger public is concerned about what improvements you are making. Well, Well,

[01:01] we had given some suggestions for improving our education system and the government has also five suggestions, so the

[01:13] yes, I said it in the last, but you tell me, their leader Vishwajeet Deepak, you must have also heard, I heard, yes, what did Abhijeet say, he said no, we have only these three demands, the only thing in it is to remove this head and we made two other demands.

[01:29] Vishwajeet did not say anything but these people came out and two days you and I have been talking, so the message went to them that you are not making any demands, which means even if they did it after watching your program,

[01:43] I can believe it. What happens is that under that pressure, you say it, but when you are Rahul Gandhi, he said that our three demands are non- ? You tell us this Rahul Gandhi,

[01:56] is non-negotiable. Saurabh ji, Rahul Gandhi also made a few pamphlets and gave a two-page pamphlet saying that we want these reforms. have Kapil Sibal and Siddaram and all everybody is there.

[02:09] Arvind Kejriwal gave it. Today he too is just saying that to the court, you will also stay in jail with me for six months, Dharmendra Pradhan released, resignation Sir, let me tell this much to Amitabh ji

[02:22] government will get the resignation, that is why I said that such resignations have never happened before, we will not get the resignation, I do not think that the resignation can be the day he says so, he will automatically get Dharmendra Pradhan, if he feels morally that

[02:37] Pradhan, if he feels morally that government has many ways to end it. If someone can be removed from Ramla Maidan, which was such a big movement, if Jayaprakash ji can be removed, then there is no bigger leader than the one

[02:51] who jumped in from America yesterday. The name Cockroach does not mean that Hanuman ji has brought that election symbol or he can also come with a rat, there is a fear of violence and that is a real fear. There is real real apprehension. What you saw did

[03:07] n't happen last night and that's a good thing. Someone just told me that yesterday actually the people on the stage, whoever is leading this movement, they have insured that any anti-social element will not indulge in violence tomorrow, will not pelt stones, will not

[03:21] unnecessarily get into a confrontation with the police, what was happening continuously for the last three days did not happen yesterday evening, so if they also stick to their point then something can be done, otherwise, it means that kind of lumpen elements have completely come into it

[03:35] who do not understand anyone and can do anything, looking at this? Look, the big thing in this is definitely the matter of NET paper leak. But NET paper leak is a large trigger point. The issue

[03:50] is unemployment. The issue is lack of jobs. The issue is that there are so many vacancies in the government which are not being filled. The issue of youth is anxiety. So there

[04:02] is the threat of AI. Today he is also studying for his career. anxiety and nervousness among the youth, which has been given a platform. Cockroach Janata

[04:14] Party is not a party, it is a handle, it is an Instagram page or a Twitter handle. Now Instagram page or a Twitter handle. Now why did this happen? Because why did this happen? Because today the voice of the youth is unheard in the entire political ecosystem in India.

[04:28] today the voice of the youth is unheard in the entire political ecosystem in India. If we consider youth as 18 to 35. Let's say If we consider youth as 18 to 35. Let's say there are youth from 18 to 40. there are youth from 18 to 40. So this population is 40%

[04:40] So this population is 40% and MPs are 10% below 40 years. and MPs are 10% below 40 years. When the second election was held in 1957, 34% of MPs in India were under 40 years of age. At that time the population was also 33%. That means on one hand the youth population is increasing

[04:56] and on the other hand the representation of youth is decreasing. Young Country. Yes. A young country is ruled by grandmothers and grandfathers. Correct. What is the average age of CWC? 68.

[05:13] I'm talking only about members. But I am not talking about invite in that. not talking about invite in that. ji came and replaced JP Nadda ji. CPM Politburo 68 to

[05:29] 70. How many ministers in India are under 40 years of age ? The ministerial size is around 70 plus, each TDP has a civil aviation minister and historically I have seen that from 1977 till

[05:42] date, the number has been one to three, what is the average age of the cabinet, it has been 57-58, what is the average age of the cabinet, it has been 57-58, in Modi's time, there is no representation of the youth and Vinod ji, what I think you were talking about a day ago at your place that the

[05:59] feeder system of student politics, from which leaders were student politics, from which leaders were fed, got divided in the political parties. That is why a platform was provided and the surprising thing is that even the opposition was not talking about this.

[06:13] thing is that even the opposition was not talking about this.