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[00:00:00] But due to the commotion, allowed. when the Parliament proceedings are stalled,
[00:00:03] there is a loss because it costs millions of rupees
[00:00:07] every minute to run it. According to estimates, it costs about 2.5 lakhs
[00:00:11] per minute. 2.5 lakhs in a minute. At this rate,
[00:00:14] the cost of one hour of proceedings is about ₹5 crore. During
[00:00:18] the session, the daily cost is around ₹6 to 9 crore.
[00:00:21] The cost is incurred even when there is commotion in Parliament or
[00:00:25] the deadlock continues. In such a situation, every disrupted minute is considered
[00:00:28] a waste of taxpayers' money. Actually, the cost of running Parliament
[00:00:32] goes into several different heads, including
[00:00:35] the salaries and allowances of MPs, the salaries of Parliament Secretariat staff,
[00:00:39] security arrangements, technical staff, and maintenance costs
[00:00:43] in Parliament, as well as security and administrative work
[00:00:47] during the session. However, this cost may fluctuate
[00:00:50] according to time and year.
[00:00:53] Listen to what the government is saying about this commotion.
[00:00:56] And when the Ram Mandir was being built,
[00:01:56] NDTV received the award for
[00:02:00] please clear this bell.
[00:02:04] in Parliament, and amidst this commotion, another big news
[00:02:09] of seven awards. Listen came. Meta Chief Zuckerberg apologized
[00:02:11] for removing PM Modi's post. You might remember
[00:02:15] that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had made a video. That video
[00:02:18] was blocked by Facebook. After that, the government
[00:02:22] took action. Meta then retrieved and restored
[00:02:25] that video. Now, since the government raised
[00:02:29] this at a high level, Meta Chief Zuckerberg himself apologized.
[00:02:33] See another picture.
[00:02:39] Meta officials arrived. Meta officials reached
[00:02:43] and met Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. This picture
[00:02:47] you are seeing is of Meta officials.
[00:02:50] And when the government complained and expressed anger,
[00:02:54] Meta officials came to meet the Union Minister.
[00:03:02] No, when Meta officials arrived, the media was already
[00:03:06] there. The media asked questions to Meta
[00:03:10] officials, but Meta officials did not answer. See the picture.
[00:03:14] The media is asking Meta officers why they blocked
[00:03:17] that video of PM Modi which addressed the students
[00:03:21] of the country. Why did they block
[00:03:23] it?
[00:03:32] show big and given it recognition.
[00:04:00] The CEO has apologized to the government. The apology is for
[00:04:05] We are stopping for a child sexual exploitation material, deepfake material. An apology
[00:04:07] has been sought for the mistakes made in the operation of the platform.
[00:04:10] Earlier, the parliamentary committee had demanded an unconditional apology from Meta.
[00:04:14] The parliamentary committee had given Mark Zuckerberg 3 days.
[00:04:18] It had also warned to withdraw legal protection and exemption.
[00:04:22] In this matter, the government called Meta's global team to
[00:04:25] Delhi. Today was the first day of the company's meeting with the IT
[00:04:29] Ministry. An investigation is underway
[00:04:32] the BJP. Whereas, with the into how much Meta is complying with Indian laws and why the safeguards created for the security
[00:04:36] of VIP accounts failed. The controversy is about the removal
[00:04:42] willingly. She said, protesters And with the Samajwadi Party, of the PM's video from Facebook. Prime Minister Modi posted this video on July 23. In this, PM Modi
[00:04:45] called paper leak a big problem. He had talked about creating fast-track
[00:04:49] courts for such cases. This video was removed from Facebook
[00:04:53] for some time. The company then restored the post and cited
[00:04:57] a technical glitch. But the question is, how did the safeguards
[00:05:00] for VIP accounts fail? On this, the parliamentary committee
[00:05:03] gave an ultimatum. Listen to what the politicians are saying. The Prime
[00:05:07] Minister of this country is the Prime Minister. If you can take
[00:05:11] down his content, delete it, not for two hours
[00:05:14] but from 12:30 AM to 5:35 AM, for 5
[00:05:18] hours, then there is nothing more serious than this. And
[00:05:22] therefore, an apology will not work. Zuckerberg will have
[00:05:25] to apologize. If any such act has happened due to carelessness
[00:05:28] or through a conspiracy or is the work of some
[00:05:32] external elements, then as their head, he has apologized.
[00:05:35] I think he has corrected
[00:05:39] his mistake, and we should end this matter here. But
[00:05:42] if someone has played a trick, then it should be investigated
[00:05:46] and the culprits should be caught. They have shadow-banned
[00:05:50] all our leaders,
[00:05:53] and unreasonable things are spread against us.
[00:05:56] Then Meta would not have to be summoned. Meta
[00:05:59] has been summoned for the Prime Minister. The rules are different for the
[00:06:02] Prime Minister and different for us. Why? He has apologized,
[00:06:06] but we feel that his apology
[00:06:09] was demanded by
[00:06:12] the country, but it was found that it was done somewhere under a
[00:06:16] conspiracy. The conspiracy should also be exposed as to under
[00:06:19] which conspiracy they removed it. So, let's move forward in the
[00:06:22] news. Now, elections in UP and
[00:06:26] a gamble on Brahmins. There are elections in UP
[00:06:29] in 2027. Akhilesh Yadav has played the Brahmin
[00:06:32] card. Now, opponents are asking why Akhilesh Yadav suddenly
[00:06:36] fell in love with Brahmins. Regarding the 2027 elections,
[00:06:40] BJP and SP are busy
[00:06:42] with their preparations. Today, Akhilesh played
[00:06:46] the Brahmin card. Akhilesh Yadav met Brahmins
[00:06:49] and distinguished people. Questions are also
[00:06:53] being raised about this meeting of Akhilesh.
[00:06:57] BJP is also asking questions, but Akhilesh played another
[00:07:00] trick. There was an event for Janeshwar Mishra's birth
[00:07:04] anniversary. On this occasion, Akhilesh revealed his 2027 plan.
[00:07:07] Akhilesh explained the meaning of P of PDA.
[00:07:10] Akhilesh is saying that P in PDA means
[00:07:44] what SP MLA is doing. Akhilesh's leader Santosh
[00:07:47] Pandey reached the office with a chariot. Lord
[00:07:51] Krishna, Hanuman ji, Sudama were in the chariot,
[00:07:54] and he also performed Aarti.
[00:07:58] they have come to bless.
[00:08:12] Let me tell you, before
[00:08:16] the elections, the Samajwadi Party has started trying to
[00:08:20] woo Brahmins. How to woo Brahmins before the
[00:08:23] elections, the party organized a big event on Janeshwar
[00:08:27] Mishra's birth anniversary. During this, Akhilesh gave a new
[00:08:31] definition of PDA, adding a Brahmin angle. In the program,
[00:08:34] Akhilesh said, the P in PDA is a short form of Pandit.
[00:08:38] Akhilesh Yadav accused the government of atrocities against Brahmins.
[00:08:42] The Samajwadi Party had named the program 'Prabudh Jan Sammelan'.
[00:08:45] In this, Brahmin leaders and workers of the Samajwadi Party
[00:08:49] participated. Along with this, saints and scholars from Kashi,
[00:08:52] Mathura and Ayodhya were also invited. In UP, about
[00:08:55] 7% of Brahmin voters decide victory and defeat on 115
[00:08:59] seats. In 12 districts of the state, the number of
[00:09:03] Brahmin voters is more than 15%. On 100 seats, the Brahmin
[00:09:07] population is less, but they form public opinion. In Uttar
[00:09:10] Pradesh, Brahmin voters were traditionally with the Congress, but
[00:09:14] after the Ram Janmabhoomi movement, Brahmin voters joined the BJP.
[00:09:18] Now, let me tell you who Brahmins are with in UP. Look
[00:09:22] at the figures. 2017 and
[00:09:24] 2022. The 2017 figures are
[00:09:27] in front of you. What was the situation?
[00:09:30] See, in 2017,
[00:09:34] 83% of Brahmins were with
[00:09:38] the BJP, and after that, see, in 2022,
[00:09:41] 89% of Brahmins were with
[00:09:45] Samajwadi Party, in 2017, it was 7%, and
[00:09:48] 89% came with the BJP in 2022.
[00:09:54] it was 7% in 2017, and
[00:09:57] in 2022, it was 6%. Listen to
[00:10:00] what the politicians are saying about this. For the program
[00:10:04] of Honorable Janeshwar Mishra ji, where permission was to be
[00:10:06] given, they did not
[00:10:09] give us permission. That is why we
[00:10:13] have to organize the program in this office.
[00:10:16] But looking at your enthusiasm and passion,
[00:10:19] I can say
[00:10:22] that they did not give permission.
[00:10:26] We did not get their permission. But today,
[00:10:30] remembering Janeshwar Mishra ji, we take this pledge
[00:10:33] that his mission will never stop. It will not
[00:10:37] need any permission. They talk about PDA. Sometimes
[00:10:41] they call the forward caste forward, sometimes they call the forward
[00:10:44] caste a minority, and sometimes they come up with a new formula.
[00:10:48] They are only involved in the politics of appeasement. They don't want
[00:10:52] to work. When the government comes, they promote hooliganism, they promote
[00:10:55] anarchy. The Samajwadi Party takes everyone along,
[00:10:59] Brahmins, backward classes, Dalits.
[00:11:02] All people are with the Samajwadi Party. Do you
[00:11:06] know about this Brahmin conference? One of their leaders is Bhati.
[00:11:09] I don't know his full name. Rajkumar Bhati. Rajkumar Bhati
[00:11:13] in his speech said that Brahmins were compared
[00:11:17] to prostitutes. Come to the Samajwadi Party.
[00:11:20] A 4-year-old Brahmin boy was brutally beaten in Ghazipur.
[00:11:24] What was the fault of that 4-year-old child? This should
[00:11:27] be discussed in the Brahmin conference. It should be discussed
[00:11:31] that in Kannauj, when a Brahmin's son was
[00:11:34] being looted at the booth, when he was stopped, the people
[00:11:38] of the Samajwadi Party cut off his head and threw it away. This should be discussed
[00:11:42] in the Brahmin conference. Now see, on one hand,
[00:11:46] efforts are being made to woo Brahmins, on the other hand, the Samajwadi
[00:11:50] Party was in the assembly today. In Lucknow, outside
[00:11:53] the assembly, SP leaders protested with banners,
[00:11:56] and because of this, there was so much commotion
[00:12:00] that the session proceedings had to be adjourned.
[00:12:03] The government that cannot give them their rights
[00:12:07] is incompetent. The government that cannot
[00:12:10] provide education and employment is incompetent.
[00:12:14] The government that cannot provide education and employment
[00:12:16] is incompetent. The government that cannot
[00:12:20] provide education and employment is incompetent.
[00:12:24] The government is incompetent.
[00:12:55] will meet. On the other hand, the MLA from the Samajwadi
[00:12:58] Party was suspended. Sachin Yadav, MLA of the
[00:13:02] Samajwadi Party, protested in a unique way. He was suspended for
[00:13:06] the entire session.
[00:13:20] You are seeing the picture. Sachin Yadav is sitting wearing a garland
[00:13:23] of potatoes. Now, inside
[00:14:01] the house. Now, after the ruckus in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly, the Speaker became emotional. The Speaker became emotional.
[00:14:04] During the proceedings of the house,
[00:14:07] Speaker Satish Mahana looked emotional. The Speaker expressed displeasure
[00:14:11] over the ruckus in the house. The Speaker
[00:14:13] said,
[00:14:16] this is the last phase of my political life.
[00:14:18] Now he will have to seriously consider whether he is worthy
[00:14:22] of the Speaker's chair or not. It was the first time
[00:14:25] Mahana felt that there was a lack of effort, or
[00:14:29] that Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar's words were true. There is
[00:14:32] no flaw in the constitution. There is a flaw in the people
[00:14:36] who run it. The Speaker said, for the last five
[00:14:39] and a half years, he ran the house with dignity, but after
[00:14:43] recent events, he feels the need for self-reflection. In the current
[00:14:47] session, the SP had created a ruckus over the issue of donation
[00:14:51] theft, and Samajwadi Party MLA Sachin Yadav was suspended for
[00:14:54] the entire session. The Samajwadi Party had raised questions about
[00:14:57] this. Listen to what the MLA is saying about this. I have
[00:15:01] had a long political career, which is in its final phase.
[00:15:05] I repeat this again, that it is in its final
[00:15:08] phase. But it seems that we are failing in
[00:15:11] our efforts, and until the honorable members of the house
[00:15:15] cooperate, the development of this constitutional institution
[00:15:18] does not seem possible. I will have to consider this
[00:15:22] seriously. I will have to consider seriously whether
[00:15:38] you ran the house with such seriousness, treating
[00:15:42] everyone equally, and giving more
[00:15:45] respect to everyone than they deserved.
[00:15:49] You took special interest in running the
[00:15:52] house. For this, we congratulate you.
[00:15:55] As for what you said in your statement, that we
[00:15:58] are disappointed, sir, do not be disappointed. Let's
[00:16:02] move forward in the news. Another big news today.
[00:16:05] Sheikh Hasina will return to Bangladesh.
[00:16:09] Finally, Sheikh Hasina herself announced this today.
[00:16:13] Sheikh Hasina made a big statement from India through an
[00:16:16] audio press conference. See the pictures. Today in
[00:16:20] Delhi, Sheikh Hasina addressed the people through a press
[00:16:23] conference and announced in front of many leaders
[00:16:27] and officials that she will return to her country in
[00:16:31] December, even if she has to lose her life. This
[00:16:34] is a very big announcement. Since Sheikh Hasina has been in India,
[00:17:07] some years ago, Sheikh Hasina suddenly
[00:17:10] had to leave Bangladesh. These are pictures from that time
[00:17:14] when Sheikh Hasina came to India after leaving Bangladesh. It was
[00:17:18] claimed that she left Dhaka by helicopter. Since then,
[00:17:22] she is in India. It has been two years. Sheikh Hasina
[00:17:25] is completely safe and secure in India. She herself keeps
[00:17:29] thanking for this. On the other hand, the reason for
[00:17:32] Sheikh Hasina leaving the country is these pictures when the student
[00:17:36] movement in Bangladesh became violent. Thousands of protesters reached
[00:17:39] the PM's residence. In such a situation, Hasina had no
[00:17:42] other option but to leave the country. So, Hasina considered
[00:17:45] India the safest and chose India.
[00:17:49] Now Sheikh Hasina is going back to Bangladesh in
[00:17:52] December.
[00:17:57] I will return to my people. I
[00:17:59] know, I may be detained. I may be sent to
[00:18:03] prison.
[00:18:06] This announcement of Sheikh Hasina sitting in India
[00:18:09] will be very pinching to the fundamentalists of Bangladesh,
[00:18:13] because Sheikh Hasina, who had to leave Bangladesh
[00:18:16] due to a violent student movement, is going to make
[00:18:19] a grand comeback in her country. Sheikh Hasina announced
[00:18:23] this on the very same date when she had to
[00:18:27] leave Bangladesh after a coup. But now Hasina has announced
[00:18:30] her return home. BTV, you had given
[00:18:33] us an interview where you first revealed that you will be going back to your homeland
[00:18:37] in December this year, but I also want to communicate, your son just
[00:18:41] said that, uh, there's no communication happening with the government. But
[00:18:45] would you want some kind of back channel with the government before you
[00:18:48] revisit and return to your homeland? India is our friendly
[00:18:51] country. Any time Bangladesh is in a disastrous
[00:18:55] position, India always stands behind them and
[00:18:59] they give shelter every time.
[00:19:01] 1971, then 75, and
[00:19:05] still now.
[00:19:37] PM Sheikh Hasina addressed virtually, gave a 25-minute
[00:19:41] speech. The camera was off
[00:19:43] during that time. During this, she also became emotional, but
[00:19:47] she made a big announcement. Sheikh Hasina said, I will
[00:19:51] return to my people. Hasina announced, I will return to
[00:19:55] Bangladesh in December. During this, she also expressed
[00:19:58] the apprehension of being sent to jail or death. She
[00:20:02] said, they can put me in jail or kill me,
[00:20:06] but still I will go to Bangladesh because I have to bring
[00:20:09] that country back on track. Sheikh Hasina said that
[00:20:13] she has full faith in the people of Bangladesh. Hasina claimed
[00:20:17] that she did not leave Bangladesh
[00:20:20] were moving towards the PM's residence. I had only
[00:20:24] 30 to 40 minutes to leave from there. Hasina said,
[00:20:27] at that time she did not know that she was leaving
[00:20:31] the country. She was going to her ancestral village, but
[00:20:34] had to leave the country. Actually, Sheikh Hasina left Bangladesh
[00:20:38] on August 5, 2024. After this, she resigned and
[00:20:41] came to India by an army plane. Now, exactly
[00:20:44] two years later, she has announced her return home.
[00:20:47] For this, Hasina chose the Foreign Correspondents Club
[00:20:51] and this event was held at the Sir Markley Auditorium
[00:20:54] in Delhi. The Foreign Correspondents Club of South Asia (FCCSA),
[00:20:57] which was formed in 1958, is an organization of journalists
[00:21:01] based in New Delhi, which Sheikh Hasina addressed. Listen
[00:21:05] to what Sheikh Hasina said about the Bangladesh movement,
[00:21:09] her return, and India. For the last two years,
[00:21:11] I watched my beloved Bangladesh suffer.
[00:21:15] This is not the Bangladesh we built. This is not
[00:21:18] the Bangladesh for which three million people sacrificed their
[00:21:22] lives in 1971. Let me begin with the truth
[00:21:26] about July and August 2024. It
[00:21:30] was not a peaceful student
[00:21:32] movement. Mohammad himself
[00:21:36] said this was a meticulously
[00:21:39] designed movement led by
[00:21:42] a mastermind. I will return to my
[00:21:45] people. I cannot stay away while
[00:21:48] my beloved country and I are suffering.
[00:21:52] I know I may be detained, I may be sent to
[00:21:55] prison. They may try to
[00:21:59] enforce verdicts issued in fabricated
[00:22:03] cases. But fear cannot decide my
[00:22:06] duty to the people. My life moved
[00:22:09] beyond calculations of
[00:22:13] personal safety long ago. India is our friendly
[00:22:16] country. Any time Bangladesh is in a
[00:22:20] worst position, India always stands behind them and they give
[00:22:24] shelter every time. 1971,
[00:22:27] then 75, and still now.
[00:22:31] Government to government relationship, that is different.
[00:22:35] But India
[00:22:36] always
[00:22:39] has been a great friend, and I
[00:22:41] know they will remain
[00:22:44] that. Now about
[00:22:47] us, yes, I.
[00:23:20] Regarding Hasina's press conference, Bangladesh said, we do not
[00:23:23] want to sour relations with our neighboring country India.
[00:23:26] Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Shama Obed, said
[00:23:30] that both countries have good relations and we do not
[00:23:33] want relations with India to deteriorate or be affected. Bangladesh said
[00:23:37] that it hopes India will understand this. This statement
[00:23:41] came when the Indian Ministry of External Affairs had already
[00:23:45] said that the Government of India has nothing to do with
[00:23:48] Sheikh Hasina's program and India refused to stop Hasina's speech.
[00:23:52] The spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs said about
[00:23:56] Hasina's press conference that a private media organization
[00:23:59] is organizing that program. Randhir Jaiswal said that
[00:24:03] the government has no role in this. The Government of
[00:24:06] India does not support the views expressed on this platform.
[00:24:10] Actually, India and Bangladesh are strengthening their relations again.
[00:24:14] Recently, PM Modi had sent an invitation to the Bangladeshi
[00:24:17] Prime Minister. He has invited him to the BRICS Summit
[00:24:21] in Delhi from December 12 to 13. It is possible
[00:24:25] that Tariq Rahman will visit India for the first time
[00:24:28] after becoming PM. If Modi and Rahman meet, then the
[00:24:31] relations between the two countries will strengthen, which were strained
[00:24:35] after Hasina's coup and her arrival in India.
[00:24:38] Listen to what the Indian Ministry of
[00:24:41] External Affairs said. They talked about
[00:24:45] this conversation. A private media
[00:24:47] organization is organizing
[00:24:51] it. The Government of India has nothing to do with
[00:24:55] this event, and we do not support
[00:24:58] the issues raised
[00:25:01] or the words spoken on this platform.
[00:25:05] India's biggest concern is that Bangladesh is in the eastern
[00:25:09] part of India and has become Pakistan. Today, you
[00:25:12] have another Pakistan on your eastern border. Foreign intelligence
[00:25:16] agencies, especially ISI, have a free hand there. If
[00:25:44] it is not stopped now, then in the future, the entire world will be affected by terrorism. Let's show you the first
[00:25:48] picture of the so-called elections in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, where
[00:25:51] two phases of voting have already taken place. The third
[00:25:53] phase of voting is going to happen on August 10.
[00:25:57] Along with this, see the next picture. In Pakistan
[00:26:01] Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, there
[00:26:32] is more discussion about the violence during voting than about
[00:26:36] the elections. Bilawal Bhutto, the leader of the PPP,
[00:26:40] which is in alliance with the Shahbaz government in Pakistan,
[00:26:43] directly warned Shahbaz. He said, "TikTok, TikTok, your
[00:26:47] countdown has begun." Actually, Shahbaz's party, PMLN, performed
[00:26:50] well in the elections in Pakistan Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
[00:26:54] Now, the Shahbaz government is leading in the so-called elections
[00:26:58] of PoJK. PMLN got a lead in the voting held
[00:27:01] on July 27 and August 3. But in the meantime,
[00:27:05] Bilawal has accused Nawaz's party of rigging. He said
[00:27:09] that if there is an attempt to steal the elections,
[00:27:12] then the countdown of the Pakistan government will begin,
[00:27:16] because before this, the Pakistan People's Party was in power
[00:27:20] in Pakistan Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. But in the elections
[00:27:23] held so far, PPP has got only nine seats.
[00:27:27] Listen to what Bilawal Bhutto is saying. Can
[00:27:30] you hear that voice? Listen carefully.
[00:27:34] Tick Tock, Tick Tock, your
[00:27:38] countdown has begun. And now let's move to
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