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[00:00:00] will burn, the thrones
[00:00:04] will shake, the dreams of the youth
[00:00:07] will burn, the thrones
[00:00:11] will shake,
[00:00:21] in Prayagraj. Preparations were in full swing,
[00:00:27] MPs and top party leaders were continuously visiting the venue, as you can see in the pictures.
[00:01:03] Ajaira, the Uttar Pradesh Congress Chief, paid a visit and then took stock
[00:01:07] of the situation. But the K.P. College Kaliprasad College ground where Rahul's
[00:01:11] program was to be held, the trust of that college
[00:01:14] cancelled the permission for the program. See,
[00:01:18] a written statement also came from them that there is no
[00:01:21] hindrance to us. For this place, the sports academy,
[00:01:24] they also, its head,
[00:01:27] also gave it in writing. After that, on
[00:01:30] the 5th, under pressure from the government, the government
[00:01:33] exerted pressure. Just like it was cancelled in Kota,
[00:01:37] just like it happened in Dehradun, the cancellation
[00:01:39] action was taken here as well
[00:01:43] by the government.
[00:01:46] So, let's quickly tell you why Rahul
[00:01:49] Gandhi's program was cancelled
[00:01:57] but just before the visit, the booking for the program was cancelled. In a program
[00:02:00] named 'Students' Echo,' Rahul was supposed to interact with students,
[00:02:04] discussing issues like paper leaks and unemployment with competitive exam students.
[00:02:08] This program was scheduled to be held at the K.P. College ground,
[00:02:11] but at the last minute, the K.P. Trust cancelled the booking for this program.
[00:02:15] The trust cited the Allahabad High Court's order of August 14, 2025,
[00:02:19] stating that such events are banned in school and college grounds.
[00:02:22] According to the trust, the program on Saturday would affect studies in schools.
[00:02:26] Also, there was a fear that the outdoor ground would be damaged due to rain.
[00:02:29] The trust suggested that the program be held on a holiday after the rain.
[00:02:33] On the other hand, Congress is rejecting the arguments of the K.P. Trust. Congress
[00:02:37] said that no condition was mentioned at the time of permission. Congress alleges that permission was cancelled
[00:02:41] under pressure from the government. Congress accused the government of stopping
[00:02:43] Rahul's program.
[00:02:46] So now listen to the political uproar over Rahul's program.
[00:02:49] The program that was to be held in Prayagraj,
[00:02:52] I don't know what they are afraid of. The program that was to be held
[00:02:56] in Prayagraj, I don't know what they are afraid of.
[00:03:00] The permission for the 30th was given. You can see.
[00:03:03] The same trust, the same organization, gave permission on the 30th and it was
[00:03:07] properly documented. And you can see in this, there is their receipt also.
[00:03:11] This is the receipt. They deposited 51
[00:03:15] thousand rupees for cleaning. The money was deposited
[00:03:18] on the 31st. That order is for the 30th. It was deposited on the 31st. So
[00:03:22] at that time, when you gave permission, were you not
[00:03:25] aware of the High Court's order or the High Court's decision?
[00:03:28] This proves that all these things were done
[00:03:32] completely under government pressure. The government is scared of Rahul ji. It's up to
[00:03:36] the District Magistrate, the Collector, to decide what's best for law and order.
[00:03:39] They do their job. They'll remain
[00:03:43] within the bounds of the law. They can do whatever they want.
[00:03:46] If they break the law, the law will take its course. They're afraid.
[00:03:50] They're afraid of Rahul Gandhi. They don't even come to Parliament
[00:03:53] in front of Rahul Gandhi, and wherever Rahul Gandhi goes to interact
[00:03:57] with students, they try to create problems every time. They keep doing it.
[00:04:01] This is the power of the students, this is the power of Rahul Gandhi,
[00:04:04] this is the power of the opposition. Their fear will not succeed against this.
[00:04:08] We will continue our work. These programs will happen. Programs
[00:04:12] will happen no matter who tries to stop them. How can you stop them? So
[00:04:16] do this: abolish democracy, put on a crown and sit down. If you don't
[00:04:19] allow programs, yesterday, a program was not allowed in Janeshwar Mishra Park.
[00:04:23] How can you stop anyone from holding a rally, or anyone
[00:04:26] from holding election, or any kind of meetings, in a democratic system?
[00:04:30] I believe the government wants to completely destroy democracy
[00:04:34] and abolish the constitution. The work of spreading peace,
[00:04:37] the work of spreading peace, Rahul Gandhi has nothing
[00:04:41] to do with the future of students, with the welfare of students,
[00:04:47] Along with this, we will talk with the interests of students. Rahul Gandhi has one one-point program:
[00:04:50] to spread anarchy, to spread unrest,
[00:04:53] to mislead those people, and to push students
[00:04:57] into extremism. So this work will not
[00:05:00] be allowed.
[00:05:03] issues, with your demands. So, you heard what the honorable minister said. We have presented
[00:05:06] the reactions of both the ruling party and the opposition, both their statements,
[00:05:09] before you. Moving on, now for the next news, the next
[00:05:13] picture related to this. Because, look, the monsoon session of Parliament is ongoing.
[00:05:17] And since it's the monsoon session, the rain is also drenching Parliament,
[00:05:20] and in the heavy rain, the entire Parliament complex looks wonderfully beautiful.
[00:05:24] At this moment.
[00:05:42] So
[00:06:22] now, look at the picture we are showing you: on one side, Congress, on the other side, BJP. On behalf of Congress, Mallikarjun
[00:06:25] Kharge, their party president, and on this side,
[00:06:28] there was a heated debate between Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiran Rijiju. Listen.
[00:06:32] And
[00:06:37] only gen question
[00:06:41] to the country.
[00:07:13] Look, heavy uproar and deadlock continue in both houses of Parliament.
[00:07:17] Lok Sabha ran for only 15 minutes today, and Rajya Sabha
[00:07:20] for only 45 minutes. The entire monsoon session has been
[00:07:24] in the news more for controversy than for bills or debates. The opposition
[00:07:28] is protesting against the offerings theft and the police action against students.
[00:07:31] They are adamant on their demand that Home Minister Amit Shah respond
[00:07:35] in the house, while the government wants a debate on bills or issues
[00:07:39] under the rules. Regarding this, Kiran Rijiju and Rahul Gandhi had a phone conversation.
[00:08:13] is insulting and our MPs. Then Rijuju said
[00:08:16] that the Congress President is not giving a chance to new members
[00:08:20] of the opposition, and by speaking repeatedly on the same issue,
[00:08:24] he is wasting the house's time. Pawan Khera is a new Congress MP,
[00:08:27] but he couldn't even give a welcome speech.
[00:08:30] And now we'll play for you what happened in Rajya Sabha.
[00:08:33] Let's hear it.
[00:08:34] We
[00:09:42] have presented it before you. You heard the heated debate. Now
[00:09:46] let's move forward. To the capital
[00:09:49] of Jharkhand, Ranchi, because there is a movement going on there.
[00:09:53] Now, look at this picture you are seeing in Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand,
[00:10:55] is getting support from all sections of society. Lawyers have also supported the demands
[00:10:58] of the students.
[00:10:59] The tears that flow from the eyes of the students,
[00:11:09] these childish things, will wipe out this government here
[00:11:13] which works to sell the future of these children. And if they don't understand them, if
[00:11:16] their demands are not fulfilled, then these revolutionaries
[00:11:20] will bring such a revolution.
[00:11:24] will come.
[00:12:06] And in the meantime, let us tell you that the students are ready to talk to the government. What is the update on this?
[00:12:10] Let's explain it to you in detail. Look, the student movement like Jantar Mantar
[00:12:13] that has been going on in Ranchi for 11 days,
[00:12:17] the hope of its commotion subsiding and a solution emerging has increased.
[00:12:21] The Hemant Soren government has presented a new proposal for talks to the students.
[00:12:25] This means that talks between the students and the Jharkhand government are likely soon.
[00:12:29] A committee of 11 members has been formed on behalf of the students for the talks.
[00:12:32] This committee includes 8 students, two journalists, and one lawyer.
[00:12:36] During the talks, only student representatives will present their views.
[00:12:39] Sources say that the talks could be held at a public place.
[00:12:43] Earlier, a delegation of four ministers was formed for the talks.
[00:12:47] However, the students' condition is that they will talk directly to CM Hemant Soren.
[00:12:51] Students are protesting against irregularities in recruitment exams in Jharkhand.
[00:14:25] Ask the government, you're asking us, how can we answer
[00:14:29] when all the big leaders are silent, no one is coming,
[00:14:32] because all of them are involved in their business.
[00:14:36] Rahul Gandhi should also interact with some children of Jharkhand,
[00:14:40] he should understand their pain and sorrow. But this selectivity,
[00:14:43] where the children of Jharkhand are being oppressed,
[00:14:47] Rahul Gandhi conveniently ignores it.
[00:14:50] Hemant Soren's government is in Jharkhand, and there is a movement
[00:14:54] going on.
[00:15:25] So why is Rahul Gandhi silent? Why is he going
[00:15:28] to Allahabad and other places to dialogue with the youth,
[00:15:31] and remaining silent on the government that rests on his shoulders?
[00:15:35] So we talked about the student movement in Ranchi,
[00:15:37] we showed the pictures, we made the students listen,
[00:15:41] the lawyers too, you've seen everything, whose support they have.
[00:15:44] Now, let's talk about that student movement that ended a few days ago
[00:15:48] at Jantar Mantar. So, the CJP, the Cockroach Janata Party,
[00:15:51] which gave the movement a direction, has prepared a new agenda.
[00:15:54] Now, a new action
[00:15:56] will be seen soon, according to them.
[00:16:05] Look, the Congress Janata Party held a two-day meeting
[00:16:07] and then announced its working committee. The CJP has also prepared
[00:16:11] its new action
[00:16:12] plan.
[00:16:15] So, today was the second day
[00:16:21] of the meeting held by the CJP. Meanwhile, there was some commotion
[00:16:25] outside Abhijeet Dipke's house. Two people claimed
[00:16:29] that they were not invited to the meeting. People feel that all their hopes
[00:16:33] are with the Cockroach Janata Party and many people think that all these issues
[00:17:08] are his next generation, sir. With this sense of belonging,
[00:17:11] I said that dialogue, a sense of belonging is needed.
[00:17:15] A relationship is needed. Recognition of that relationship
[00:17:18] is needed. Then this dialogue happens.
[00:17:22] We understand their point, and they understand our point.
[00:17:25] But if I am asked to blindly trust,
[00:17:29] then I will trust Gen Z. If Gen Z
[00:17:33] is agitating, then
[00:17:36] in the meantime. Now let's show you what CJP's planning,
[00:17:40] meaning preparation, is. So here it is, before you. Look,
[00:17:44] the 'Kya Bolti Public' (What the Public Says) campaign will begin from September
[00:17:47] by CJP. Through this campaign, CJP leaders and workers
[00:17:51] will tour the entire country to find out what the public
[00:17:55] thinks about the current situation of the country, and also try
[00:17:58] to know what people want. CJP took this decision after a two-day meeting
[00:18:02] in Maharashtra. CJP's action plan includes five major issues
[00:18:05] including education. A big fight has been announced
[00:18:09] to improve the education system. CJP's second issue
[00:18:13] is to strengthen and make the justice system transparent. One of the five major issues
[00:18:16] of the Cockroach Janata Party will be employment. Abhijeet Dipke said that unemployment
[00:18:20] will now be made a nationwide issue. The issue of electoral reform
[00:18:24] is also included in the Cockroach Janata Party's agenda. CJP will not become a political party
[00:18:27] for now, this has already been announced. After the meeting, Dipke appealed
[00:18:31] to the youth to join CJP. Now CJP has also announced
[00:18:34] its national executive committee. In this executive committee,
[00:18:37] to speak up. It is time to listen to the voice of the public. the name of this campaign will be 'Kya Bolti Public' because what is needed right now is for the public to speak.
[00:19:01] The public will have
[00:19:06] Now, and if you do not listen to the voice of the public, then the public will take
[00:19:09] to the streets. The new generation, Gen Z, Gen Alpha, this
[00:19:13] existing generation of ours is more honest.
[00:19:16] Oh wow, that's great. And patriotism and service
[00:19:20] is an honest appeal that runs in it. If Gen Z is agitating,
[00:19:23] then they are not anti-national. They are our
[00:19:27] own people. It's our next generation, sir.
[00:19:31] I said that this dialogue should be with affection.
[00:19:34] Affection is needed. A relationship is needed.
[00:19:37] Our relationship needs recognition.
[00:19:41] Then this dialogue happens. We understand their point,
[00:19:52] because there's a new controversy in Bengal, and this time,
[00:19:56] the reason for the controversy is the removal of loudspeakers from religious places.
[00:19:59] Accusations are being made that Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari is having loudspeakers
[00:20:03] removed from mosques.
[00:20:07] are making allegations.
[00:20:12] Look, in Bengal, strict action is being taken against anyone
[00:20:15] who violates the rules regarding loudspeakers, and the CM has
[00:20:19] officially announced that this is just the beginning.
[00:20:23] This is just the beginning. I'm telling
[00:20:26] you.
[00:20:29] We have removed a total
[00:20:31] of these loudspeakers. The total is
[00:20:35] 529.
[00:20:46] and thank you to all viewers.
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[00:22:00] On the evening of August 5, around 6 PM, a virtual conference of the former
[00:22:04] Prime Minister of Bangladesh was held in Delhi. Approximately two hours later,
[00:22:08] an attempt was made to burn the house of Shakib Al Hasan,
[00:22:11] the former captain of the Bangladesh cricket team, by throwing a petrol bomb.
[00:22:15] What is the connection between these two incidents?
[00:22:19] Why is this anger unleashed on Shakib, who was once a national hero?
[00:22:22] Hello, you are watching NDTV India, and I am
[00:22:25] Munish Devgan. Exactly two years ago, on August 5, after the Awami League
[00:22:29] government was overthrown in Dhaka, Sheikh Hasina came to India,
[00:22:32] and it has been the same ever since. On August 5, she held a press conference
[00:22:36] at the Foreign Correspondents Club in Delhi.
[00:22:40] It's a different matter that she herself was not present here,
[00:22:44] nor did her face appear in the virtual conference;
[00:22:47] only her voice was heard. Meanwhile, some screenshots
[00:22:51] started circulating on social media. In one of these screenshots,
[00:22:54] the face of Shakib Al Hasan, the former captain of the Bangladesh cricket team,
[00:22:58] was visible. That was it. The news
[00:23:01] reached Bangladesh, and there was an uproar. Shakib's ancestral
[00:23:04] house in Magura city was attacked with a petrol bomb.
[00:23:08] There was extensive vandalism. The Awami League alleges that before
[00:23:11] the press conference, the BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami, and
[00:23:14] NCP had openly threatened that if news of the press conference
[00:23:18] was published, they would
[00:24:16] We begin now, and at this moment, we bring you news from Jharkhand, as there is a student protest over the JPSC exam controversy in Jharkhand.
[00:24:57] We talked to Rahul Gandhi ji, and during the conversation,
[00:25:00] we requested him, "Sir, in Jharkhand also,
[00:25:04] examination mafias are flourishing very rapidly.
[00:25:07] There are many irregularities in JPSC and JSSC. All of us students are very disheartened
[00:25:11] and angry by this. There has been a huge scam
[00:25:15] in big exams like JSSC CGL. Because
[00:25:19] the Congress coalition government is in Jharkhand,
[00:25:22] we humbly request you
[00:25:25] to fulfill all the demands of us students as soon
[00:25:29] as possible. We are demanding the cancellation
[00:25:33] of all exams, or a CBI inquiry into them.
[00:25:36] We requested respected Rahul Gandhi ji to take positive
[00:25:40] steps in this regard, cancel
[00:25:44] all the exams, and conduct a CBI inquiry. Respected Rahul ji
[00:25:47] gave a positive assurance. He said that he is with the students'
[00:25:53] He will talk to the government. Whatever your demands may be,
[00:25:56] you should WhatsApp them
[00:26:00] to him.
[00:26:02] Another big news: Prime Minister Modi is scheduled to meet with
[00:26:06] new NDA Lok Sabha MPs tomorrow. PM Modi has invited them for breakfast
[00:26:09] tomorrow. Six Shiv Sena and 20 TMC MPs recently joined
[00:26:13] the NDA. PM Modi has invited all these 26
[00:26:17] MPs. 20 TMC MPs have joined NCPI and are supporting the NDA,
[00:26:20] while six Shiv Sena UBT Lok Sabha MPs have joined
[00:26:24] Shiv Sena Shinde. Yesterday, Prime Minister Modi met 36 new Rajya Sabha
[00:26:29] for breakfast. election
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[00:27:29] is this anger
[00:28:02] unleashed? Hello, you are watching
[00:28:06] NDTV India, and I am Munish Devgan. Exactly two years ago,
[00:28:09] on August 5, after the Awami League government was overthrown in Dhaka,
[00:28:13] Sheikh Hasina came to India, and it has been the same ever since.
[00:28:17] On August 5, she held a press conference at the Foreign Correspondents Club
[00:28:20] in Delhi. It's a different matter that she
[00:28:24] herself was not present here, nor did her face appear
[00:28:27] in the virtual conference; only her voice was heard.
[00:28:31] Meanwhile, some screenshots started circulating on social media.
[00:28:34] In one of these screenshots, the face of Shakib Al Hasan,
[00:28:38] the former captain of the Bangladesh cricket team,
[00:28:39] was visible.
[00:28:44] RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's dialogue with Gen Z: the protesters'
[00:28:48] grievances were legitimate, Gen Z is not anti-national, they are our
[00:28:51] own people, we must trust them. I will blindly trust Gen Z. All problems can be solved
[00:28:55] through dialogue.
[00:29:00] In Jharkhand, the deadlock continues between the protesting students and the government over talks.
[00:29:04] Rahul Gandhi spoke to the students on the phone, but the students are not ready to back down
[00:29:07] on their two main demands: cancellation of exams
[00:29:09] and a CBI inquiry.
[00:29:15] Government in contact with India Bloc on delimitation bill. Rijiju
[00:29:18] sought support from Rahul Gandhi by talking on the phone. According to sources,
[00:29:22] Rahul Gandhi suggested calling an all-party meeting. DMK sought assurance
[00:29:24] for the state's interests.
[00:29:28] Prime Minister Modi will meet new NDA Lok Sabha MPs for breakfast tomorrow morning.
[00:30:02] Social media companies have been tightened. Now, instead of 24 to 36
[00:30:05] hours, they will only get three hours to remove objectionable content.
[00:30:09] The IT Ministry has issued new guidelines. Strict action will be taken
[00:30:13] if the rules are violated.
[00:30:20] Hello, with you is Sujata Kukreti, and today,
[00:30:24] I am turning on the mic for you on these news stories. Let's find out one by one.
[00:30:28] First, the mic is on for students versus
[00:30:31] government. After all, in Jharkhand,
[00:30:34] as students are agitating and protesting, is the government listening?
[00:30:38] Because students are now directly demanding Hemant Soren's resignation.
[00:30:42] Will the government there be able to find a solution by talking to the students?
[00:30:45] Today, the mic is on for this.
[00:30:49] about the Sambhal Files of 2027.
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