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[00:00:30] has been listening to us a little. For the nation, for you,
[00:00:34] I have given my heart. Every deed
[00:00:49] of ours, we will do every deed
[00:00:52] of ours, for the nation,
[00:00:56] I have given my heart for you.
[00:02:10] So, considering the interests of the students, there is support from all sections for the demands of the students, and voices are also being raised in many parts of the state. Now, amidst this,
[00:02:13] the demands of the students
[00:02:16] chief Mohan Bhagwat interacted with Gen Z are being supported, every voice is being raised, and
[00:02:19] we are also seeing protests outside the assembly.
[00:02:22] The
[00:02:26] government is coming to its senses. This
[00:02:56] means that talks between the students and the Jharkhand government are possible soon.
[00:03:00] government has often An 11-member committee has been formed by the students
[00:03:04] for talks. This committee includes eight students, two journalists,
[00:03:08] and one lawyer. During the talks, only student representatives
[00:03:12] will put forward their views. Sources say that the talks
[00:03:15] could be held at a public place. Earlier, a delegation of four ministers
[00:03:19] was formed for talks. However, the students' condition is that they will talk directly
[00:03:23] to CM Hemant Soren. Students are protesting
[00:03:26] against irregularities in recruitment exams in Jharkhand. A delegation team
[00:04:30] of six, including Devendra Mahto, has been formed,
[00:04:32] in which eight are fully candidates
[00:04:36] and two are journalists,
[00:04:39] media, and one lawyer. These three
[00:04:42] will be with us as guardians.
[00:04:45] Rahul Gandhi is not reaching there, but when it comes to instigating people,
[00:04:49] when children join hands with terrorist forces
[00:04:53] and threaten the country's security, Rahul Gandhi
[00:04:57] becomes a threat to the country first. Ask the government.
[00:05:12] We should also understand their pain and sorrow. But this selectivity,
[00:05:16] where children of Jharkhand are being oppressed,
[00:05:19] Rahul Gandhi conveniently suppresses it.
[00:05:23] There is a government in Jharkhand, Hemant Soren.
[00:05:26] That agitation is going on. The first responsibility there is of the Chief Minister,
[00:05:29] Hemant Soren ji. If
[00:05:33] children come here, if needed, we will
[00:05:36] also go, but the children need to be prepared whether we
[00:05:39] should come there or not. That is an independent
[00:06:12] thing. You have also shown it to the students, you have also made them listen, you have also seen the lawyer. You have seen everything.
[00:06:16] Whose support has been gained? Now let's talk about that student movement
[00:06:19] which ended a few days ago at Jantar Mantar. So, the new agenda
[00:06:23] of CJP, the party that gave shape to the movement, is ready. Now, a new
[00:06:27] action will be seen again soon, according to them.
[00:06:28] मुताबिक,
[00:06:38] See, the Congress Jan Party held a two-day meeting and then also announced its working committee.
[00:06:42] CJP also prepared its new action
[00:06:44] plan.
[00:06:54] So, the meeting that CJP held today was the second day
[00:06:58] of that meeting. Meanwhile, there was a bit of commotion outside Abhijit Dipke's house.
[00:07:01] Two people claimed that they were not invited to the meeting. People feel that
[00:07:05] all hopes rest with the Cockroach Janata Party, and many people feel
[00:07:09] that all these things will now be solved. I want to say on that, if you think that
[00:07:13] one person, one individual, will solve everything, then that won't happen.
[00:07:16] Whoever tells you that they will solve everything, they are lying,
[00:07:20] the biggest example of which we saw in 2014.
[00:07:22] था,
[00:07:25] See, meanwhile, RSS
[00:07:28] and said that we are with Gen Z.
[00:07:32] If Gen Z is agitating, then
[00:07:36] it's not international. They are our
[00:07:39] own people, our next generation.
[00:07:43] With this sense of belonging, I said, we need a sense of belonging,
[00:07:46] we need a relationship. We have a relationship,
[00:07:49] we need recognition of it. Then
[00:07:53] this dialogue happens. We understand what they say,
[00:07:56] and they understand what we say. But
[00:08:00] if I am asked to trust blindly, I will trust Gen
[00:08:04] Z. If Gen Z is agitating,
[00:08:07] रही
[00:08:09] and in the meantime, let me show you what the plan is.
[00:08:12] So, here it is, look.
[00:08:16] The "Kya Bolti Public" campaign will be launched by CJP
[00:08:20] from September. Through this campaign, CJP leaders and workers
[00:08:23] will travel across the country and find out what the public
[00:08:26] thinks about the current situation in the country. They will also try to find out
[00:08:30] what people want. CJP took these decisions after a two-day meeting
[00:08:34] in Maharashtra. CJP's action plan includes five major issues, including education.
[00:08:38] A major fight has been announced to improve the education system.
[00:08:42] CJP's second issue is to strengthen
[00:08:45] and make the justice system transparent. One of the five major issues
[00:08:49] of the Cockroach Janata Party will be employment. Abhijit Dipke said that unemployment
[00:08:53] will now be made a nationwide issue. The issue of electoral
[00:08:56] reforms is also included in the agenda of the Cockroach Janata Party. CJP will not become a political party for now,
[00:09:00] this has already been announced. After the meeting, Dipke appealed
[00:09:03] to the youth to join CJP. Now CJP has also announced
[00:09:07] its national executive committee. This committee
[00:09:11] includes 14 people, including Abhijit Dipke.
[00:09:13] This is the whole story. What is the future plan of the Cockroach Janata Party regarding
[00:09:17] the movement and politics, and what big statement did Mohan Bhagwat
[00:09:21] make on Gen Z today? Let's listen. In the month of September,
[00:09:24] the Kokaru Janata Party is going to start a nationwide campaign. The name
[00:09:27] of this campaign will be "Kya Bolti Public" (What does the public say?) because
[00:09:31] what is needed right now is for the public to speak. The public
[00:09:34] will have to express itself. The time has come to listen to the public's voice.
[00:09:38] And if you don't listen to the public's voice, then the public will take to the streets.
[00:09:41] The new generation of Gen Z, Gen Alpha, is more
[00:09:45] honest than our existing generation.
[00:09:49] Oh wow, that's great. And patriotism and service
[00:09:53] is an honest appeal. If they are agitating,
[00:09:55] then they are not anti-national.
[00:09:59] They are our own people.
[00:10:02] They are our next generation, sir. With this
[00:10:05] dialogue, I said, we need a sense of belonging,
[00:10:09] we need a relationship. That is our relationship, we need
[00:10:12] recognition of it. Then this dialogue happens. We understand
[00:10:16] what they say, and they understand what we say. This
[00:10:20] happens.
[00:10:23] Let's move on to West Bengal, because there is a new
[00:10:26] controversy in Bengal, and this time the reason for the controversy is the removal of loudspeakers
[00:10:30] from religious places. Accusations are being made that Chief Minister
[00:10:34] Shubhendu Adhikari is removing loudspeakers from mosques. These accusations
[00:10:35] are being made.
[00:10:44] Look, in Bengal, strict action is being taken
[00:10:48] against anyone who violates the rules regarding loudspeakers, and the CM
[00:10:52] has formally announced that this is just the beginning.
[00:11:27] What is the whole episode, the whole controversy, and what is the tug-of-war behind it,
[00:11:30] how everything is updated for you, we present the details to you.
[00:11:33] Look, this controversy over loudspeakers
[00:11:37] in West Bengal stems from the removal of loudspeakers from religious places. In two days, 1500
[00:11:40] loudspeakers have been removed from religious sites. Some Maulanas and the opposition
[00:11:44] allege that mosques are being targeted. TMC
[00:11:48] MLA Akhru Zaman has said that a particular religion
[00:11:52] is being targeted and loudspeakers are being forcibly removed
[00:11:55] from mosques. ISF MLA Nawshad
[00:11:58] Siddiqui has written a complaint letter to the DGP, alleging
[00:12:02] that the police are removing loudspeakers without notice. The police are also being accused
[00:12:05] of not issuing clear guidelines. However, the police are saying that they are taking action
[00:12:09] when the noise limit is violated. According to the police, they are running
[00:12:13] a campaign to reduce noise pollution, and the aim of the campaign is not to target
[00:12:16] any particular religion. In Bengal,
[00:12:20] loudspeakers have been removed from 1279
[00:12:23] mosques as well as
[00:12:25] 199 temples, and loudspeakers have been removed from all religious
[00:12:29] places for violating the rules. In West Bengal, there are special
[00:12:33] rules for loudspeakers since 2000. Under this, loudspeakers are banned
[00:12:36] from 10 PM to 6 AM. This means they will not
[00:12:40] be played. For the rest of the time, police permission is required before using loudspeakers.
[00:12:44] Also, it is necessary to adhere to the prescribed sound limit of 50 to 75
[00:12:48] decibels. Action was taken against religious places where these rules
[00:12:52] were ignored. The Bengal Police's campaign to reduce noise pollution will continue.
[00:12:55] This means if the rules are broken in Bengal, loudspeakers will be removed from temples and mosques.
[00:12:59] जाएगा.
[00:13:01] How is there a political battle over the removal of loudspeakers in West Bengal? Now listen to that
[00:13:05] too. Those who are removing loudspeakers, whatever the police
[00:13:09] administration is doing, they are doing it without law.
[00:13:13] There is no such law that says remove the speaker. And
[00:13:16] this is just vote bank politics, it's a grudge against Muslims,
[00:13:19] it's about clashing with Muslims. You saw that the Bengal
[00:13:25] faced defeat by clashing with Muslims. The Muslims of India
[00:13:28] should go to Indonesia and
[00:13:32] see that those who pray five times a day
[00:13:36] also light Diwali diyas, they also come to Ram Katha,
[00:13:39] and they also respect all traditions.
[00:13:43] We saw this in Indonesia.
[00:13:47] Bali is a place where Hindu-majority people live.
[00:13:50] There, Hindus on their New Year observe a 24-hour
[00:13:54] fast without water, a silent fast, and the Muslims
[00:13:57] there support it by not reading Azaan from microphones.
[00:14:00] What order have they issued? What notification? On what order's
[00:14:04] basis are they telling us? No one has seen it. They said that we were
[00:14:08] told, so it happened. But our point is this: if
[00:14:12] you want to remove it, then you have to give a written order.
[00:14:14] The second thing is, the police come and remove it. We told
[00:14:18] the people not to get into a fight in the tussle,
[00:14:22] because BJP is currently behind in Bengal. It's in power, but it couldn't fulfill
[00:14:26] the promises it made. It's a part of BJP's communal
[00:14:29] agenda. They won't let Muslims live,
[00:14:33] they will erase the very existence
[00:14:36] of Muslims. We condemn this. Look, what the West Bengal
[00:14:40] police are doing, the West Bengal police can answer that, or the Home Minister
[00:14:43] of West Bengal can answer that. We can tell you about the party.
[00:14:47] Our stand is absolutely clear.
[00:14:50] Whether it's a temple or a mosque, whoever
[00:14:54] wants to chant or give Azaan, they should do it peacefully
[00:14:57] sitting inside the mosque. Whoever wants to recite Hanuman Chalisa,
[00:15:01] they should also recite it sitting in front of Hanuman ji's idol.
[00:15:05] So that was about Bengal.
[00:15:09] Now, moving on, let's take you to Bangladesh.
[00:15:13] Yesterday, Sheikh Hasina held a virtual press conference,
[00:15:16] after which fundamentalists became active in Bangladesh
[00:15:19] and violence erupted. And this time, the target of the fundamentalists
[00:15:23] is former Bangladeshi cricketer Shakib Al Hasan's house. First, let me show you
[00:15:27] the pictures from yesterday's press conference when Sheikh Hasina announced her return
[00:15:31] to Bangladesh. Shakib Al Hasan was also virtually connected
[00:15:34] to Sheikh Hasina's press conference.
[00:16:42] And now let me present the whole matter before you.
[00:16:45] Understand this: Shakibul Hasan, former cricketer
[00:16:49] of Bangladesh, one of the best all-rounders in the world, his house
[00:16:53] was attacked. Shakibul Hasan attended Sheikh Hasina's virtual
[00:16:56] meeting yesterday. A few hours later, fundamentalists
[00:17:00] attacked his house in Magura, Bangladesh.
[00:17:03] The rioters surrounded his house and pelted stones and vandalized it.
[00:17:07] Not only this, attempts were made to set fire
[00:17:10] to Shakib Hasan's house. The house was empty at the time of the attack,
[00:17:14] so no one was injured. In fact, Shakib was a Member of Parliament
[00:17:18] from Sheikh Hasina's party Awami League. He was elected as an MP on an Awami League ticket
[00:17:22] in January 2024. But after 7 months, Sheikh Hasina's government
[00:17:25] fell in a student movement. After the coup, many cases
[00:17:29] were registered against him in Bangladesh. These include cases of embezzlement, fraud,
[00:17:33] money laundering, and even murder. Since this violence, Shakibul Hasan
[00:17:37] has been living outside Bangladesh, and because of this, the Bangladesh police
[00:17:41] have not been able to arrest him yet, and he is currently in Sri Lanka,
[00:17:44] and from there he joined the virtual meeting. However, Shakib has not reacted
[00:17:48] to the attack yet.
[00:17:52] Now let's move on to the monsoon,
[00:17:55] because there are floods, rain, and also calamity
[00:17:59] in many parts of the country. Let me show you the picture. What you are seeing
[00:18:03] is the question: is the calamity going to increase further in August?
[00:18:06] First, we are showing you the picture of Rudraprayag.
[00:18:10] After the Kedarnath Valley landslide,
[00:18:13] debris flowed onto the highway. In Kedarnath Valley, look at this.
[00:18:16] देखिए
[00:18:23] So, at this moment in Rudraprayag, the Alaknanda river is flowing
[00:18:27] over the bridge.
[00:18:27] रही
[00:18:37] With
[00:23:12] Which lie? The one that your fake oral care company has been telling
[00:23:16] for so many years. So what is the truth?
[00:23:50] the conference takes place. About two hours later, an attempt is made
[00:23:53] to burn the house of former captain of Bangladesh cricket team,
[00:23:57] Shakib Al Hasan, by throwing petrol bombs. What is the connection between
[00:24:01] these two incidents? Why is there so much anger against
[00:24:04] Shakib, who was once a national hero? Namaskar, you are watching
[00:24:08] NDTV India, and I am Munish Devgan. Exactly two years ago, on August
[00:24:11] 5, after the Awami League government was overthrown in Dhaka,
[00:24:15] Sheikh Hasina came to India and since then, she has been here.
[00:24:19] On August 5, she held a press conference at the Delhi Foreign Correspondent Club.
[00:24:22] It's a different matter that she was not physically present there, nor was her face
[00:24:26] visible in the virtual conference. Only her voice was heard.
[00:24:30] Meanwhile, some screenshots started circulating on social media.
[00:24:33] In one of these screenshots, the face of former captain
[00:24:37] of Bangladesh cricket team, Shakib Al Hasan, was visible.
[00:24:41] What happened next? The news reached Bangladesh, and a stir
[00:24:44] was created. Shakib's ancestral house in Magura city
[00:24:48] was attacked with petrol bombs, and there was widespread vandalism.
[00:24:51] The Awami League alleges that before the press
[00:24:55] conference, the BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami, and
[00:24:58] NCP openly threatened that if news of the press conference
[00:25:02] was published, they would use the courts to file lawsuits. This
[00:25:06] attack, carried out under a well-planned conspiracy, is another proof
[00:25:09] of the genocide campaign going on against Awami League
[00:25:12] workers in the name of establishing democracy. This fascism
[00:25:16] of
[00:25:21] RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's dialogue with Gen Z said that
[00:25:24] the protesters' grievances were valid. Gen Z is not anti-national,
[00:25:28] they are our own people. If I have to trust,
[00:25:31] I will trust Gen Z blindly. Every problem can be solved
[00:25:35] through dialogue.
[00:25:36] संभव,
[00:25:44] In Jharkhand, the deadlock continues between the agitating students
[00:25:47] and the government regarding talks. The students are insisting
[00:25:51] on talks through their 11-member committee. The government wants only five
[00:25:54] people from the students to talk about their two main
[00:25:58] demands.
[00:25:59] भी
[00:26:06] The government is in touch with the India bloc on the delimitation bill.
[00:26:10] Kiran Rijiju spoke to Rahul Gandhi and sought support. According to sources,
[00:26:13] Rahul Gandhi suggested holding an all-party meeting. DMK sought assurance
[00:26:17] for the interests of the state.
[00:26:28] RJD is preparing for major changes from the state to the Panchayat level. All
[00:27:21] Namaskar, we have brought Kachehri for you. With you, I am Meenakshi
[00:27:25] Gatwal. Now let's open today's news case diary.
[00:27:28] They say that in a person's last journey,
[00:27:31] the biggest
[00:27:35] support is the shoulder of loved ones. But if in place of that shoulder, there is only a mobile screen
[00:27:38] left, then understand that the story is not
[00:27:42] just of one family, it is the story of the entire society.
[00:27:45] In Kachehri, today we are going to show you
[00:27:48] such a heartbreaking story. The thing about Gen Z
[00:27:52] that many big and renowned people could not say,
[00:27:56] the thing that could not come out through the power center,
[00:28:00] how did RSS chief Mohan? say it?
[00:28:03] Why did Mohan Bhagwat choose the path of dialogue with Gen Z?
[00:28:07] Its file will also be opened in today's show.
[00:28:10] Tilak, conch, and Sudama politics,
[00:28:14] why has it stereotyped Brahmins?
[00:28:18] How is the politics of symbols being played on Brahmins?
[00:28:21] Its file will also be opened in Kachehri today. But first, that heartbreaking
[00:28:25] story that shakes us to the core
[00:28:28] as a society.
[00:28:35] Every Indian parent wishes that their child becomes their support
[00:28:39] in old age, and when they leave this world,
[00:28:43] that same child should carry their shoulder
[00:28:46] and light their pyre. But when an old age home
[00:28:50] becomes the support in old age, and a mobile screen
[00:28:54] takes the place of the last shoulder, then what is left
[00:28:57] to say? First, watch this viral video,
[00:29:01] then try to understand
[00:29:32] no one from his own family came to his father's funeral. Instead of attending the funeral,
[00:29:36] his three daughters
[00:29:40] watched their father's funeral via video call.
[00:29:44] Imagine, they watched their father's funeral
[00:29:47] via video call. The eldest daughter sent
[00:29:51] ₹100 online and asked for arrangements
[00:29:55] to be made for the funeral, and she was in such a hurry
[00:29:58] that she asked the people performing the funeral, "How much more time will it take? The cremation
[00:30:11] Shivcharan Ratan Gupta was once a big textile merchant in Mumbai,
[00:30:14] but he spent his last days with his wife
[00:30:18] in an old age home in Sonipat. He had been living in the old age home
[00:30:21] for a year and a half, and during this time, his wife also
[00:30:24] passed away. For the past two to three weeks,
[00:30:27] his father's health started deteriorating in the old age home, but his daughters
[00:30:30] did not deem it appropriate to meet him.
[00:30:33] Three or four days before his death, we called them
[00:30:37] and told them to come, that his condition was getting critical, so they said,
[00:30:41] "We are far away, we cannot come." And when you perform the last rites,
[00:30:45] show us through video conference.
[00:30:48] This was the situation even though he had three daughters
[00:30:52] whom he educated,
[00:30:55] and made capable enough to be self-reliant.
[00:30:58] Two daughters.