Minister Resigns, Protest Ends
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The video discusses the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and the withdrawal of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protest after 36 days at Jantar Mantar. Panelists analyze the government's acceptance of demands and the peaceful nature of the student movement.
Dharmendra Pradhan resigns as Education Minister; CJP formally ends its protest at Jantar Mantar after the government accepts all demands.
CJP representatives request protesters to peacefully withdraw and go home, promising future strategy updates.
Samajwadi Party spokesperson Rajkumar Bhati praises the students for their peaceful, disciplined protest and the government for yielding.
During police baton charge, students sang the national anthem instead of reacting violently, highlighting their commitment to peace.
BJP's Shivam Tyagi states that the government is inclusive and resolved the matter through dialogue, though critics say it was delayed.
Rajkumar Bhati criticizes the government for labeling protesters as terrorists, emphasizing democratic dialogue over harsh language.
Ashutosh Ranka asks protesters to withdraw peacefully and remember families affected by the system.
After 36 days of protest, the government accepted key demands including the resignation of the Education Minister, leading to the peaceful withdrawal of the Cockroach Janata Party agitation. The panel underscores the importance of democratic dialogue and peaceful protest.
Which minister resigned leading to the protest withdrawal?
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
00:03
How long did the Cockroach Janata Party protest last?
36 days
01:44
Who represented the government in negotiations?
Jitendra Singh and JP Nadda
00:33
What did students do during the police baton charge?
They sang the national anthem
04:36
Which party's spokesperson criticized the government for calling protesters terrorists?
Samajwadi Party's Rajkumar Bhati
08:05
Peaceful Protest Praised
Highlights the contrast between violent protests elsewhere and the disciplined approach of Indian youth.
03:26National Anthem During Baton Charge
A powerful example of non-violent resistance and patriotism.
04:36Government Should Not Demonize Protesters
Emphasizes the need for respectful dialogue in a democracy.
08:05Government Claims Inclusivity
Reflects the government's narrative of being open to dialogue, despite initial stubbornness.
05:48[00:03] The biggest news came today. The first news is that Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned from his post of Education Minister and the second big news is that Cockroach Janata Party has withdrawn its protest. The students' protest at Jantar Mantar has ended. The
[00:20] government has accepted all the demands. The performance is over. No one else talked about ending the movement after the demands were met. Cockroach has been done by two representatives of Janata Party.
[00:33] Cockroach has been done by two representatives of Janata Party. to meet Ashutosh Ranka, who had come to meet two representatives of the government, Jitendra Singh and JP Nadda, after that when they came out,
[00:49] they gave the big news that we are now formally ending our protest here. now formally ending our protest here. You listen to that statement. You listen to that statement.
[01:04] So we request the protesters to withdraw immediately. request the protesters to withdraw immediately. Peacefully go back to your home and we will inform you about whatever our future strategy or discussions will be. But
[01:17] we request the protesters to withdraw immediately. Please accept whatever our demands are. withdraw immediately. Please accept whatever our demands are. So brother, a big announcement from the Cockroach Janata Party and after this news, the biggest thing
[01:32] that comes out today is that the magic of Jain ji has worked, all those that the magic of Jain ji has worked, all those students who remained at Jantar Mantar for almost 36
[01:44] days and stuck to their demands from the government, those demands have now been accepted by the government and the biggest condition was that we want the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan at any cost
[01:57] and that resignation is needed because from here it will start that now no such loophole will be tolerated. Especially the person
[02:09] Especially the person rests will have to take responsibility and accountability. That means, after the resignation of the Education Minister and the Education Minister, now this
[02:22] big announcement is from the Cockroach Janata Party. That is, this is a historic moment for which the government is, this is a historic moment for which the government was repeatedly acknowledged and it was cited that there are no resignations in this government. Today, the first resignation took place in this government
[02:39] and that too after coming under pressure. Shivram Tyagi, National Spokesperson of BJP, has joined us and at this time you can see Rajkumar Bhati ji, who is the National Spokesperson of Samajwadi Party.
[02:53] Both of you are very welcome and let me tell you that Shubh Rasta ji is a political analyst. She will also join us shortly and Nikhil Jain who represents the Congress. Is a political analyst. He will also join us.
[03:07] You all are very welcome. Rajkumar ji, I am starting with you. Today this is ji, I am starting with you. Today this is historical news and if the question is asked historical news and if the question is asked whose victory is this then what will be your answer?
[03:26] for this, many congratulations to the students of the entire country. Congratulations to Jain ji. Congratulations to all the youth and their parents for supporting them and
[03:38] supporting them and I would like to wholeheartedly praise the government for this. I would also like to congratulate the government for giving up its stubbornness. He was adamant on my insistence but I gave up my stubbornness. This is what happens in democracy.
[03:50] This is how democracy works. First an attempt is made to explain and if you are not able to explain then there is no harm in giving in a little. There is greatness in that and I would like to thank and praise Jain ji of India for running his movement in a very
[04:06] peaceful, disciplined, Gandhian way and constructive manner. and constructive manner. One or two unruly elements had come in between. Some complaints were received against him but it is not yet clear which side he belonged to. There is still doubt whether he
[04:20] was an agitator or was infiltrated by someone. The police should investigate it. police should investigate it. believed in peace. Believed in discipline. In
[04:36] police used water cannon, the youth started dancing. Started singing songs. police used batons, he started singing the national anthem. People started singing 'Jana Gana Mana Adhinayak Jai'. Yes. Yes, look at what happened in our neighbourhood,
[04:49] in Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, we are happy that our youth are not inclined towards anarchy there. Our youth believes in creativity. We believe in the Constitution and law of the country and we resolve our mutual disputes peacefully. The
[05:04] entire country should be proud of this. I am proud of this. I would like to wholeheartedly praise both sides. No, and I have said that there
[05:19] true that the government was adamant on this matter and allegations were repeatedly made that why is it not listening, what kind of arrogance is this and today I also saw that Jenji, who was demanding this,
[05:32] said brother, this is our insistence, if you want us to trust you, then this should be the first step in that, so Shivam ji, better late than never or do you think you regret that the bird has eaten up the crop?
[05:48] No, it's not like bird pecking, it's not a topic at all. There is no subject like farm. not a cockroach, I want to say that today I too will have to fully praise the response of Rajkumar Bhati ji. Yes, that's right. There
[06:02] is no doubt about it. I believe that the government belongs to the students. The students belong to the government. Obviously, it was a mutual matter, so it was resolved very well. Yes, now there can be many comments on it and everyone will have their own arguments. Some will say the government has bowed down. Someone
[06:17] will say that no, this should have happened earlier, it should have happened later. I believe that things became clear after the dialogue. We know one thing with great clarity and that is the way in which anarchist elements were continuously trying to spoil the atmosphere. That should
[06:32] not have been allowed to happen and there was a clarity that we had been Hmm. We want to say one thing that wherever We want to say one thing that wherever such a topic comes up, the government moves forward
[06:46] with inclusivity in its decisions. I was a small example and now there is the farmers' movement. But despite that the respected Prime Minister came and after coming the respected Prime Minister said. If we talk about same age students here, then that
[06:58] too has been kept with clarity. Be it youth , judge, farmer or student, this is the government of all of us. They have kept us in government for the last 12 years. There is
[07:10] would like that whatever government is in power should move forward on that basis and that is what happened. move forward on that basis and that is what happened. But Shivam, today I am not getting that feeling from your voice. You mean I just want to know this. Is it a
[07:22] voice of pressure or is it a voice of confidence or is it that voice that kind of voice is this? This is that voice because the
[07:34] response that came from Rajkumar ji was very wonderful. When such things happen, I feel that man automatically has a point of softness. If he had hit me on the government like this, if he had hit me on the government like this,
[07:47] arrogant, this, that, like this, then this voice would have automatically become like this. No, if the other person says such a thing then what will you say, Bhati ji, why did you do this,
[08:05] government is the guardian and the citizens are its children, its family, there are differences and fights in the family but there should not be any enmity from but there should not be any enmity from any side, so we will
[08:19] fight hard for our rights, raise our voice and also raise slogans against the government. But in response to those slogans, the government should never say that they are linked to foreign funding. These are terrorists. This is a Christian.
[08:33] These are wolves. Just hang them. Just hang them. Just use the stick on them. That, that ... use the stick on them. That, that ... Such thinking should not
[08:45] We were adamant till yesterday, so we were protesting till yesterday. Today the government has adopted the democratic path, so in democracy, the first priority should be our country.
[08:59] Rajkumar ji, some pictures are coming from Jantar Mantar. Let me show those pictures to the audience. Look, Saurabh Das is holding a box of sweets in his hand and Ashutosh Ranka has a mike in his hand. I am looking for Deepak ji. I can't see them right now.
[09:12] looking for Deepak ji. I can't see them right now. maybe listen. Please withdraw peacefully. Go home peacefully. withdraw peacefully. Go home peacefully. Take some rest.
[09:30] Withdraw at your leisure and definitely think about the families who have become victims of this system. Thank you very much.
[10:01] want to add one thing to this that our brothers and sisters are protesting not only in Delhi but across the entire country. If there is a BJP government there If there is a BJP government there or their LI government. There also the government has
[10:17] or their LI government. There also the government has approved that FIRs will be withdrawn. approved that FIRs will be withdrawn.
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