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[00:00:11] Students want direct talks with the Chief Minister
[00:00:40] From Ranchi, with Raman Rai,
[00:01:00] The car was speeding, it must have been over 100, according to me. As soon as it came, and there were some animals here, it went out of control and
[00:01:03] hit the divider. Oh, it hit the divider really hard.
[00:01:07] It was a very violent and powerful collision. The car went up a little
[00:01:11] and then fell down. As soon as we heard screams, we rushed
[00:01:15] students have registered over, villagers and other people came. All the people came together with rods and
[00:01:18] opened and broke the gate. There were two people trapped inside, everyone was trapped.
[00:01:21] Then we pulled them out. Two people died on the spot.
[00:01:25] Two people were sent to the mortuary by ambulance,
[00:01:28] these and after that, one more was sent to 112.
[00:01:56] The front part of the car is still crushed, which the police are investigating to see if
[00:02:00] there is anything else in the front seat. It could be cash,
[00:02:03] or it could be some other goods. Aban
[00:02:07] Ahmed was the fifth and youngest beloved son of Atiq Ahmed,
[00:02:11] but who knew that such a big accident
[00:02:14] would happen while going to meet his brother in Jhansi, in which Aban also
[00:02:18] lost his life? Today, people are talking about the influence of Atiq Ahmed
[00:02:22] and his sons, when Atiq Ahmed's
[00:02:25] dominance was in Prayagraj and surrounding areas. No one would have
[00:02:29] imagined that Atiq's family would meet such a fate.
[00:02:34] For this entire discussion, Atiq Ahmed was killed in the attack. His wife Shaista
[00:02:36] Parveen is absconding. One son, Umar Ahmed, is imprisoned in Lucknow Jail. The second
[00:02:40] son, Ali Ahmed, is imprisoned in Jhansi Jail. The third son, Ahjam, is out,
[00:02:44] while the fourth son, Asad, has been killed in an encounter, and
[00:02:47] the fifth son, Aban, died in the Jhansi road accident.
[00:02:51] The car in which mafia
[00:02:54] Atiq Ahmed's son Aban died
[00:02:58] has been removed. After removing it, the car was sent to the police station.
[00:03:02] The technical teams that were at the spot
[00:03:05] came and investigated. This divider, look, this
[00:03:09] village, this village of Jhansi district is Khilli.
[00:03:13] As soon as you enter this Khilli village, there is a divider like this.
[00:03:17] This divider, the car hit it.
[00:03:20] Currently, the bodies of Aban and his companion are kept in the Jhansi
[00:03:24] post-mortem house, while his injured companions
[00:03:27] are undergoing treatment at Jhansi Medical College.
[00:03:31] With Vinod Gautam and Manish from Jhansi, Bureau Report NDTV
[00:03:34] India. And now let's move on to the news. On the Sambhal
[00:03:37] violence, a political uproar has erupted over the judicial report
[00:03:41] presented in the UP assembly. On one side, the UP government and its allies are
[00:03:45] attacking the Samajwadi Party over the report on the Sambhal violence,
[00:03:48] and on the other side, the opposition is directly
[00:03:52] calling it politically motivated politics. The government is being accused,
[00:03:55] but the way the report has come out, it is
[00:03:59] Samajwadi.
[00:04:10] ago, Shivcharan, along with his wife Meena,
[00:04:31] time to meet their father, Where the protest against the survey was
[00:04:34] happening, it suddenly turned violent. Stone pelting started,
[00:04:37] vandalism started, firing and fierce clashes took place, in which many
[00:04:41] people died, many were injured, and 28 policemen were also
[00:04:45] involved. At that time, the politics of UP and the entire
[00:04:48] country was boiling. Now, after about two years, on August 5,
[00:04:52] 2026, a judicial report on that violence was presented
[00:04:56] in the UP assembly. After that, the issue of Sambhal...
[00:05:00] flared up again because the report described the violence as a pre-planned
[00:05:03] conspiracy. Big revelations have been made in the 854-page report.
[00:05:07] It mentions gathering crowds by spreading rumors. It was said that
[00:05:11] it was not sudden violence but a planned one. The judicial report mentions
[00:05:14] the role of Sambhal MP Ziauddin Rahman
[00:05:18] Bar and SP MLA Suhel Iqbal, including the people of Sambhal's
[00:05:22] Shahijama Mosque. It was said that
[00:05:26] no one died from police bullets. The Sambhal
[00:05:29] violence 2024 report has been
[00:05:33] placed in the assembly. If you look, the blame game
[00:05:37] is currently going on. The Samajwadi Party is accusing the BJP,
[00:05:40] and the BJP is accusing the Samajwadi Party. In this, we have seen
[00:05:44] that primarily, if you look, the MLA of Sambhal,
[00:05:48] his son's name is also there. Apart from this, the Sambhal MP, Ziaur
[00:05:52] Rahman Bark, his name is also there, and it is clearly evident in the report
[00:05:55] that the entire violence of Sambhal in 2024
[00:05:59] was a pre-planned conspiracy. It was not a
[00:06:02] spontaneous act. The second big thing that has emerged from the report
[00:06:06] is that during the Sambhal violence, none of the four people
[00:06:10] who died died from police bullets.
[00:06:13] They died from bullets fired by rioters. After
[00:06:17] this, politics flared up again.
[00:06:20] The Samajwadi Party questioned why this report now?
[00:06:24] Its timing is political, and the government
[00:06:27] is using it as a political weapon.
[00:06:31] Such a big protest
[00:06:34] has happened against the ideology of the Bharatiya Janata Party and its associates, so somewhere
[00:06:38] now, to divert people's attention,
[00:06:41] things are being deliberately brought
[00:06:45] by the government to create division among people.
[00:06:48] Who are they, like the SIT investigation is happening in Ayodhya?
[00:06:52] What did the Chief Minister say, that in 15 days,
[00:06:55] they will separate milk from water? Nothing happened, so no one
[00:06:59] committed violence against the police in that way, and our party's MP
[00:07:02] is being targeted by the Uttar Pradesh government. The Bharatiya Janata
[00:07:06] Party has no interest in this.
[00:07:10] They seize every opportunity wherever.
[00:07:42] From party to Congress, everyone is angry about this whole issue. They are calling it a politically
[00:07:46] motivated report. In this whole case, Sambhal
[00:07:49] Samajwadi Party MP Ziauddin Bark is also directly
[00:07:53] questioning the report. The
[00:07:56] time was such that we, on the contrary, wanted that injustice
[00:08:00] was done to us, and we wanted that action should be taken against those people.
[00:08:03] Today, such a situation is being created, under a well-thought-out
[00:08:07] conspiracy, that today, on the contrary, we have to be in a defensive position.
[00:08:10] Why are we giving our clarification on this?
[00:08:13] That is, from the Samajwadi Party, the Samajwadi
[00:08:17] Party MP, accused in the allegations, is accusing the judicial report
[00:08:20] placed in the assembly. He is calling it a bundle of conspiracy.
[00:08:23] On the other hand, the BJP and its allied parties have geared up
[00:08:27] to corner the Samajwadi Party from all sides over the report.
[00:08:31] For political gain, they are part of conspiracies
[00:08:34] to disrupt the fabric of social harmony, and
[00:08:37] later, they will play the victim card
[00:08:41] and say that injustice is being done to us. If that report
[00:08:45] seems to them that it is a conspiracy against them, then
[00:08:49] get it investigated. You will surely be found guilty. If we are
[00:08:53] sitting here and speaking on the mic, then it is certain that if
[00:08:56] we are speaking wrong, we cannot delete it. The brotherhood
[00:09:00] in society, how the Samajwadi Party has always worked to break
[00:09:03] that brotherhood. We should not forget, from 2012
[00:09:07] to 2017, when the Samajwadi Party was in power in Uttar Pradesh,
[00:09:10] at that time, in this same Uttar Pradesh,
[00:09:42] a survey was being conducted on the mosque at the order of the court. The Hindu side claimed
[00:09:46] that the mosque was built on a site where there was once an ancient
[00:09:50] Harihar temple. The court ordered the survey to investigate these
[00:09:53] claims. The first survey was peaceful, but during
[00:09:57] the second survey, a large number of people started gathering. The protest grew, and
[00:10:01] soon the situation turned violent. And now, after the judicial commission's
[00:10:04] report, it seems to be turning into a major political conflict again.
[00:10:08] The government is calling the report a confirmation of the truth, while the opposition
[00:10:12] is questioning its intentions. Now the biggest question is,
[00:10:16] will this report give a new direction to the legal process going on in the courts,
[00:10:20] or will it become a new political issue
[00:10:23] in the upcoming elections? With Akhil, Bureau Report
[00:10:27] NDTV
[00:10:27] India.
[00:10:33] About two years have passed since the Sambhal violence.
[00:10:36] NDTV went back to that place to see what the atmosphere
[00:10:39] is like there now, how are those people who are eyewitnesses to the violence, and
[00:10:43] what do they have to say about this whole issue?
[00:10:45] है?
[00:10:56] In the Sambhal violence, the lights of many families were extinguished.
[00:10:58] थे,
[00:11:02] Our correspondent Akhil spoke to one of those families and tried to find out
[00:11:06] what happened in the lanes near Shahijama Mosque
[00:11:09] that day. He didn't even have a mobile
[00:11:12] phone, and he had never used one.
[00:11:16] I had sent him from home to the hotel. He went to the hotel.
[00:11:20] Now he doesn't know how he saw the crowd outside, what
[00:11:23] happened. So he just went there. He said in the crowd, "I went to eat pakoras, mother." So how did your
[00:11:27] son get shot? He was shot
[00:11:31] near the Anarwali mosque, in front of the sweet shop.
[00:11:35] He must have been standing in the crowd next to it. He went to the hotel and said,
[00:11:38] "Mother, everyone was going, so I also went. I first put on a jacket.
[00:11:42] There was a commotion at my sister's place, so I went and stood there. The police were firing.
[00:11:45] The stampede happened, everyone ran, so I fell.
[00:11:49] I fell and looked back, and I was shot. We didn't get any justice.
[00:11:53] नहीं मिला
[00:11:56] This is a mother's statement
[00:12:00] who lost her son in the violence of November 24, 2024.
[00:12:03] खो
[00:12:09] Our correspondent Akhil also went to that lane where the violence
[00:12:13] took place. Right next to it, if you look, this is the same lane where the accident happened.
[00:12:17] And in front, I will request my cameraman to show,
[00:12:21] a large crowd gathered here, and there is a mosque here, and the same accident
[00:12:24] happened here, after which we saw that four people lost their lives.
[00:12:28] In addition, about 28 policemen were also seriously
[00:12:32] injured in this. So here, on all sides, RF and
[00:12:35] PSA were deployed. Approximately 500-700 people were here where we are standing right now. From which direction did people come?
[00:12:39] From this direction, from the front. People were coming from both directions,
[00:12:42] slowly from here and slowly from there. As people came to know that a survey was being conducted here,
[00:12:46] the crowd kept gathering. At the time the survey was happening, the MP was here,
[00:12:50] and MLA Suhail Iqbal was also present here.
[00:12:53] The incident happened.
[00:13:15] And now, news related to Rahul Gandhi's program, "Students' Echo".
[00:13:18] The permission for this student dialogue program, which was to be held on August 8,
[00:13:22] was suddenly canceled. KP Trust canceled the booking of the ground at the last minute,
[00:13:25] giving a setback to Congress. Behind this,
[00:13:29] the Trust cited the order of the Allahabad High Court and waterlogging
[00:13:33] due to rain. But Congress says that Rahul
[00:13:36] Gandhi will reach Prayagraj on August 8
[00:13:39] at all costs.
[00:13:44] In Prayagraj, clouds of doubt are now hovering over Rahul Gandhi's
[00:13:47] program "Students' Echo". Actually, on August 8,
[00:13:51] Rahul Gandhi was to directly interact with students and
[00:13:55] youth preparing for competitive examinations through this program.
[00:13:58] But the booking and permission for KP College ground
[00:14:02] in Prayagraj have been canceled.
[00:14:05] KP Trust cited legal reasons
[00:14:08] behind canceling the permission. According to the Trust, it cited an old order of the Allahabad High Court
[00:14:12] and said that the grounds of academic institutions cannot be used
[00:14:15] for non-academic or commercial activities.
[00:14:18] Along with this, the Trust argued that regular activities
[00:14:22] in the college premises would be affected
[00:14:26] and due to monsoon, there is heavy waterlogging on the ground,
[00:14:29] which could pose a safety hazard. After this ban,
[00:14:33] Congress has retaliated sharply. Congress leaders allege that
[00:14:37] the Yogi government is scared of this grand dialogue between Rahul Gandhi and
[00:14:40] the youth. In Prayagraj also, permission,
[00:14:44] because all these reasons for cancellation
[00:14:47] are from the government. They have completely tried to
[00:14:51] fail this program by exerting pressure. But I want to say that
[00:14:55] Rahul ji will come and the program will definitely happen, and the echo
[00:14:59] of the students, the voice of the students will resonate across the country
[00:15:02] from Allahabad. Despite the cancellation
[00:15:06] of permission, Congress is not in a mood to back down.
[00:15:10] Senior leaders of UP Congress have made it clear that come
[00:15:13] what may, Rahul Gandhi will come to Prayagraj
[00:15:16] on August 8. I don't know what they are afraid of. This
[00:15:20] government is a dictator. This government does not want the opposition to have meetings,
[00:15:23] or any public gatherings. The government wants that there is anger among the public,
[00:15:27] and if opposition leaders hold rallies, a large number of people will gather.
[00:15:31] So the government is authoritarian, the government does not want any meetings to happen. Rahul Gandhi, in the way
[00:15:35] he was creating a ruckus in Delhi, was instigating
[00:15:38] students, inciting them. Today, that Rahul Gandhi
[00:15:42] considers it appropriate to go to Prayagraj. He doesn't like to say
[00:15:45] anything about Jharkhand. Rahul Gandhi
[00:15:49] also tweeted on this matter and wrote, "The students of Allahabad
[00:15:52] University are fighting for their future against fee hikes and seat reductions,
[00:15:56] but the administration, instead of listening to the students, is filing FIRs against them.
[00:15:59] The policy of the Modi government is to suppress the voice of the youth.
[00:16:03] If you ask questions, you get lathi-charged. If you protest,
[00:16:07] you get cases. And if you raise your voice, you get pellet guns.
[00:16:10] When I decided to come to Prayagraj to listen to the students,
[00:16:14] the administration has been trying to stop my program in every possible way.
[00:16:18] It is clear that they are also afraid of the students' echo.
[00:16:22] I am with the students. No matter how much the government tries,
[00:16:25] it cannot stop me from raising the students' voice."
[00:16:28] सकती.
[00:16:30] Rahul Gandhi's visit on the issue of paper leaks and youth is considered very important.
[00:16:34] Now it remains to be seen whether Rahul Gandhi
[00:16:37] finds a new venue for dialogue on August 8, or
[00:16:41] whether a new political battle will be seen on the streets of Prayagraj.
[00:16:44] मिलेगा?
[00:16:47] It is being said that so far more than 150,000
[00:16:52] to attend this program. It is being claimed
[00:16:56] that about 3 lakh students can gather for this program.
[00:16:59] Ranveer Singh's report,
[00:17:03] NDTV
[00:17:04] India.
[00:17:08] And now, news related to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, for which a big
[00:17:12] revelation has been made. In a report by the Canada Border Services Agency, it has come to light
[00:17:16] that the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has strengthened its network in Canada by misusing
[00:17:19] student visas and work permits. It is being said that
[00:17:23] the Bishnoi network recruits youth in India and
[00:17:26] then uses them in Canada after sending them there
[00:17:30] through study or temporary work permits. It is alleged that some of those who reach there
[00:17:34] are used to promote crime.
[00:17:38] The criminal
[00:17:43] network of the Bishnoi gang,
[00:17:45] नेटवर्क,
[00:17:48] from student visas to the gang's
[00:17:51] network.
[00:17:57] Big revelation about the Bishnoi gang.
[00:17:59] खुलासा,
[00:18:06] Did Bishnoi,
[00:18:37] like a student, go to Canada on a student visa? But after going there,
[00:18:41] he changed the entire structure of the gang. Sitting in Canada,
[00:18:45] Goldy Brar is intimidating and threatening Indian-origin businessmen, builders, and big
[00:18:48] traders there, and extorting crores of rupees
[00:18:52] from them. This
[00:18:55] report states that this gang lures
[00:18:58] students who come on study and work permits,
[00:19:02] and makes them commit crimes. The number of such
[00:19:05] students in Canada is continuously increasing,
[00:19:08] who are involved in their gang, and their arrests
[00:19:12] are also happening on a large scale.
[00:19:15] But the most concerning thing is who are the new faces in this gang?
[00:19:19] The CBSA report says that some students
[00:19:23] who went to Canada to study and were facing financial hardship
[00:19:26] there were easily preyed upon by this gang.
[00:19:30] These helpless students were included in the gang by luring them with money.
[00:19:34] However, in 2024,
[00:20:38] now it remains to be seen what major action the Canadian government
[00:20:42] and Indian agencies will take together against this student gang after this report comes out.
[00:20:46] Mukesh Singh Singar's report
[00:20:50] NDTV India. Let's move on to the news. And now, about Jharkhand.
[00:20:53] In Ranchi, Jharkhand, student protests regarding the JPSC scam
[00:20:57] are still ongoing.
[00:21:01] and assurance.
[00:21:14] It's the 13th day of student protests at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium.
[00:21:18] Under the JPSC and JSSC Reform Forum, six
[00:21:22] student leaders, including Devendra Nath Mahto, their hunger strike
[00:21:26] is still going on. Their movement has now gained momentum. Students from all over the state
[00:21:30] are coming to the movement. Paper leaks happen a lot.
[00:21:33] Every year papers are sold. You get the paper you want at the price you want.
[00:21:36] Give one crore for DSP, and you will get the paper. The protesting students
[00:21:40] are ready to talk to the government on this issue, but their condition is that
[00:21:44] Chief Minister Hemant Soren himself talk, and during that time, at least
[00:21:47] two media representatives should also be present.
[00:21:50] There are no facilities here, no IT sector, nothing. That's why papers leak every time.
[00:21:54] We work hard, papers leak. We work hard, papers leak. Every time this government says, "Look, we have
[00:21:58] arrested 11 people, we are also ready to talk."
[00:22:02] Do you think the government is trying its best? The government is trying,
[00:22:06] but not fully. Instead of CID, get a CBI inquiry.
[00:22:10] Then they ask what will a CBI inquiry do? We are conducting an honest
[00:22:13] inquiry. So where is the inquiry not being honest?
[00:22:17] You can find anyone anywhere, anywhere in a shop, on a street, wherever
[00:22:20] you want, at a tea stall, they will tell you which paper you want,
[00:22:24] you will get that paper, the more money you give, the better the paper will be. You live so far from home,
[00:22:28] what do your family members do? My family members just have their
[00:22:32] private jobs, a shop at home, a grocery store. We are just somehow making ends meet.
[00:22:36] How many people are in the house? There are my brother and sister-in-law, mom and dad.
[00:22:39] Well, my brother lives separately, but I am currently living with mom and dad. My marriage has not happened yet. But here, there is so much
[00:22:43] setting. The government is saying today that we will talk to you now.
[00:22:47] The government wants to talk, okay, I agree. But the government's tagline
[00:22:51] is "Government at your doorstep." Where has that tagline gone now?
[00:22:55] The government only wants to allow five, only five
[00:22:58] people to go there, and our only demand was that, okay, five
[00:23:02] people will go, but the media should also be present, and the media will live stream it. But they say
[00:23:06] that this will not happen. So this is wrong. How will students trust
[00:23:10] that if you take it in closed-door talks, our students will not trust it. And when
[00:23:14] the committee meeting was held, it was always said
[00:23:17] that the Chief Minister or a member of his cabinet would come, and we would talk
[00:23:21] openly on this stage.
[00:23:24] a team of 11 people has been prepared by the students. The delegation
[00:23:28] includes eight students, one lawyer, and two technical experts.
[00:23:32] The list of this delegation has been handed over to the FG. Now the government
[00:23:35] will decide the time and place of the meeting. After the time and place are decided,
[00:23:39] talks will be held. Meanwhile, the CID investigating irregularities in the examination
[00:23:43] arrested five more accused late Wednesday night. So far, 19 accused
[00:23:46] have been arrested in this connection. Among them is a Jharkhand
[00:23:50] government employee, Abhay Tiwari, who was arrested by the Jharkhand CID.
[00:23:53] He is accused of running a syndicate in the paper leak
[00:23:57] and rigging case of the JPSC competitive examinations. According to the CID,
[00:24:01] his racket is worth more than 40 crore rupees, which used to benefit candidates
[00:24:05] in the examination by taking large sums of money. Students
[00:24:09] are demanding talks with the Chief Minister in the presence of the media. They are directly
[00:24:12] saying that they should get justice.
[00:24:15] Why don't you just cancel it for us?
[00:24:18] दीजिए ना?
[00:24:50] In the interest of students, in favor of students, for their future,
[00:24:53] as much as possible, the government
[00:24:56] is ready to do, and there will be concrete results. If
[00:25:00] needed, the exam will also be canceled. Abhay has been arrested.
[00:25:03] चुके,
[00:25:06] No, I will not accept this. One minute, you said that if needed,
[00:25:09] it is needed, it needs to be canceled. If the government
[00:25:13] does not cancel it, the students will not.
[00:25:16] Please be quiet. I am speaking in your favor. You
[00:25:20] be quiet. We are repeatedly saying that this government is in favor
[00:25:23] of the students, and whatever decision is taken will be in the interest of the students,
[00:25:27] for the future of the students. The echo of the student movement
[00:25:31] is also being heard in the Jharkhand Assembly. Opposition MPs protested in the assembly premises
[00:25:35] in support of the students. NDA MPs demanded a CBI inquiry into irregularities
[00:25:38] in recruitment examinations and raised slogans against the state's Hemant Soren government.
[00:25:42] Ask Hemant Soren ji, ask the government, why are you asking
[00:25:46] us? How can I answer? All the big leaders of the party
[00:26:02] demanded imposing President's Rule. We don't trust anyone.
[00:26:05] Therefore, if the problem of students is to be solved
[00:26:09] for one year by imposing President's Rule, then the Governor
[00:26:13] and President's Rule should conduct the examination, otherwise
[00:26:16] students will not trust anyone. Jharkhand will not trust anyone.
[00:26:20] Meanwhile, the Congress, an ally in the Hemant Soren government, has supported
[00:26:24] the student movement. On the other hand, Chief Minister Hemant Soren had said yesterday
[00:26:28] that paper leaks are a national problem. Along with this, he also offered
[00:26:31] talks to the students for a solution. Now, how far
[00:26:35] will the proposal go, will a solution be found or will the hunger strike
[00:26:38] and protest continue? It remains to be seen.
[00:26:42] Bureau Report NDTV
[00:26:44] India.
[00:26:48] What is most important for parents? The happiness of their children,
[00:26:52] the progress of their children, that their children stay happy
[00:26:55] and keep moving forward. Similarly, what is the responsibility of children
[00:26:59] for their parents? That they also take care of their parents
[00:27:02] in old age. They should take care of them, and remove their troubles. But
[00:27:05] from Sonipat, Haryana, there is a shocking news about the behavior of children.
[00:27:09] Forget meeting them, forget living with them,
[00:27:12] three daughters, but none of the three
[00:27:16] attended their father's funeral. They watched the funeral on video call.
[00:27:19] They clearly said, "We will come if we get time.
[00:27:23] Until then, please send the video
[00:27:26] of the funeral." Either you come before the 20th,
[00:27:29] Okay, okay, from the 20th.
[00:27:54] The funeral is happening on video call because the children don't have
[00:27:57] time. They are so busy that it's not possible
[00:28:00] to attend their father's funeral.
[00:29:02] Taught behavior that could become a very big
[00:29:06] frightening thing for society.
[00:29:09] Three or four days before his death, we called and said, "Brother,
[00:29:13] please come, the situation is getting very critical." So they said,
[00:29:17] "We are far away, we can't come." And when
[00:29:21] you perform the last rites, please show us once through video call.
[00:29:24] And all three of them might have sent him
[00:29:28] 100 rupees too.
[00:29:31] One girl lives in Maharashtra, Mumbai, and one lives in Nepal,
[00:29:34] outside India. One lives in UP. To come,
[00:29:38] it would take at most 24 hours.
[00:29:41] How much time would it take to reach Maharashtra? At least, let's say, a person can come in 24 hours,
[00:29:45] but they did not wish
[00:29:47] to come.
[00:29:50] The daughters whom the father had taught to walk by holding their finger
[00:29:53] did not even bother to shoulder his body, let alone
[00:29:57] see his face for the last time. The matter is from Sonipat,
[00:30:00] Haryana. Shivcharan,
[00:30:03] who was a big businessman, has three daughters
[00:30:07] who are educated and successful. They are married. About a year and a half
[00:30:12] came to an old age home in Sonipat. His wife
[00:30:16] Meena Gupta passed away there, and Shivcharan had also been ill
[00:30:19] for a year and a half. Anand, the director of the old age home,
[00:30:23] informed Shivcharan Gupta's daughters, Anita, Nisha, and Priya, about his illness
[00:30:26] 20 days ago, but all three daughters made excuses.
[00:30:30] No one had
[00:30:34] that father who gave them his entire life.
[00:30:37] Now the daughters don't have time for that father.
[00:30:41] If these ashrams and these institutions didn't exist, then humans would also be like animals, just like
[00:30:45] these cows roam on paths. They eat fodder, like these
[00:30:49] humans.
[00:30:51] When the father died, none of the daughters even attended the funeral.
[00:30:55] The daughters watched the funeral through video call, and
[00:30:59] देखा और