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[00:00:00] will offer prayers at the Jalakantheswar Temple. Floods have suddenly returned
[00:00:02] to Nepal's Burhi Gandak River.
[00:00:09] Three bridges, and more than 35 houses have been washed away.
[00:00:12] No casualties have been reported yet. Relief and rescue operations
[00:00:15] are ongoing.
[00:00:17] NDTV
[00:00:21] India, India's trust.
[00:00:24] We will present
[00:01:00] the big news at high speed and with detail.
[00:01:03] Let's start the bulletin with a big news coming from Delhi.
[00:01:07] A new video of stone-pelting by the police during the CJP protest in Delhi
[00:01:11] yesterday has surfaced. Delhi Police sources have released this video. In this
[00:01:15] video, you can see that when the police started chasing away the CJP workers,
[00:01:18] they started pelting stones at the police.
[00:01:22] We are going to show you the pictures. See this, when the police
[00:01:25] started chasing the supporters of CJP,
[00:01:29] these people started pelting stones. See this, a stone
[00:01:33] came, the police
[00:01:35] where they are detained. stopped, but stone-pelting started from the other side.
[00:01:38] See the pictures. These are exclusive pictures
[00:01:42] on NDTV. These are pictures of that time
[00:01:45] yesterday, when the police chased away the supporters of CJP,
[00:01:49] these people started pelting stones. See, they are also holding sticks.
[00:01:53] This should not be
[00:01:56] done.
[00:02:00] See this,
[00:02:02] it happened. This should not have been done. Raising hands
[00:02:05] on the police.
[00:02:08] See.
[00:02:15] Akhil, our colleague, has joined us with more information on this news.
[00:02:18] Akhil, people pelted stones. The pictures are in front of you.
[00:02:22] Has an FIR been registered
[00:02:24] in this matter as well?
[00:02:28] Yes, absolutely, Vikas, see a big exclusive news that we are breaking
[00:02:32] on NDTV. In this, we saw that the whole matter yesterday, how the protest
[00:02:36] was tried to be given a violent and aggressive
[00:02:40] form, in which along with stone pelting, sticks were also
[00:02:43] used. If you watch the video frame by frame, you will
[00:02:47] clearly see that some people came with sticks,
[00:02:51] some people were also pelting stones and trying to create
[00:02:54] a law and order situation. In this matter, we
[00:02:58] talked to Delhi Police. Delhi Police sources say that the process
[00:03:02] of registering
[00:03:04] the FIR has been initiated.
[00:03:08] So it is possible that the FIR will be registered in a short while. Apart
[00:03:11] from that,
[00:03:16] there was a clash between the police and these supporters/protesters. Yes,
[00:03:20] absolutely.
[00:03:24] This is a case from the outer circle of Connaught Place, in front of the
[00:03:27] N block, where the rotation is. This is where the Delhi Police team
[00:03:31] was requesting these people not to go
[00:03:35] further. But
[00:03:39] On October 8, he went the police's request was not heeded, it was defied, and people
[00:03:43] were trying to go further there. In this matter, when the police tried to stop them,
[00:03:47] they tried to tell them that Section 163
[00:03:50] of BNSS was in force, which clearly means that you cannot gather
[00:03:53] more than four to five people here. Despite
[00:03:57] that, we saw that people were trying to gather there. When the police stopped them,
[00:04:00] they tried to resort to violence and used
[00:04:04] sticks and stones there. Right now, see, even today we are
[00:04:08] standing here at Jantar Mantar. See, loudspeakers
[00:04:12] and microphones are installed everywhere. Delhi Police is constantly
[00:04:15] trying to maintain the law and order situation. That is why we saw
[00:04:19] that along with a large number of Delhi Police personnel, paramilitary forces
[00:04:22] are also deployed. Along with the Rapid Action Force, you can see that CRPF
[00:04:26] is also deployed. And look towards the front, I will move forward towards
[00:04:29] this visual. This is the iconic protest
[00:04:31] steps for protection and safety site, where CJP said that during
[00:04:34] the first season, they took the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan
[00:04:37] in their protest. In the second protest of CJP, they say that they will take
[00:04:41] the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, only then will they move from here.
[00:04:44] So continuously, there is another big news coming right now.
[00:04:48] Let's turn to that news. And see, an FIR has been registered for the protest
[00:04:52] that happened in Delhi yesterday. Police have registered more than 20
[00:04:56] FIRs. Several cases have been registered for assault on police personnel
[00:05:00] and violation of Section 163 of BNSS. This is the big news
[00:05:03] on NDTV right now. During the CJP protest yesterday, FIRs have been registered
[00:05:07] at more than 20 places. Cases have been registered
[00:05:11] at more than 20 places for assault on police personnel and violation of Section 163 of BNSS.
[00:05:14] लेकर मुकदमे दर्ज किए
[00:05:16] See,
[00:05:20] there's
[00:05:23] another big news coming right now. CJP leaders have been released
[00:05:27] by the Magistrate Court. Abhijit Deepke, Saurabh Das, and Ashutosh
[00:05:30] Naka have been released. They were arrested yesterday.
[00:05:34] After arresting them, they were produced in court today, where the Magistrate
[00:05:38] released Abhijit Deepke, Saurabh Das, and Ashutosh Rakha.
[00:05:41] A bond of ₹5000 has been obtained
[00:05:45] and it has also been stipulated that they will maintain peace for one year.
[00:05:48] If peace is disturbed, action will be taken against them again.
[00:05:52] Delhi Police has said that Abhijit Deepke, Abhishek
[00:05:56] Ranka, and Saurabh Das were taken into preventive custody
[00:06:00] under Section 126/170 of BNSS. According to the police,
[00:06:03] all legal procedures were followed during the action, and today all three
[00:06:07] were produced in the SCM Court located in Delhi Cant. The court
[00:06:11] released them on a bond of ₹5000
[00:06:14] on the condition of maintaining peace and good behavior for one year
[00:06:17] (surety bond). After this, all three
[00:06:21] have been released. Akhil, our colleague, has joined
[00:06:24] us with detailed information on this news. Akhil, all three
[00:06:28] have been released on the condition that they will not disturb peace for one year.
[00:06:32] Yes,
[00:06:36] absolutely. We saw yesterday, Vikas, as soon as all three
[00:06:40] reach Delhi Airport from Mumbai Airport, they reach Terminal 3 of Indira
[00:06:44] Gandhi International Airport,
[00:06:47] After that, we saw that they are arrested
[00:06:51] late last night, and after that, around 9:30 AM,
[00:06:54] they are produced in the Executive Magistrate's Court,
[00:06:57] where they are given bail, released, and a surety
[00:07:01] bond of ₹50,000 is imposed on them. But it remains to be seen,
[00:07:05] the big thing in this is whether all three, Abhijit
[00:07:09] Deepke, who is the founder of Kanker Janata Party, Saurav Das, who is their chief spokesperson,
[00:07:12] and Ashutosh Shanka, whether all three core leaders will
[00:07:17] participate in the protest called today or not.
[00:07:21] The second big thing is that apart from these three, if you look, the official
[00:07:24] body of CJP has also said that today around 2 PM, they will address
[00:07:28] the media at the Press Club, in which they will discuss their future strategy,
[00:07:32] their future agenda, what they are going to do next, they will also deliberate on that,
[00:07:36] they will also present their views on that. But considering both these things, we have seen that
[00:07:39] paramilitary forces and Delhi Police are still deployed
[00:07:43] in large numbers right now. See, I am able to show you these visuals.
[00:07:47] We will return for updates and also know what these three, Abhijit Deepke, Abhishek
[00:07:50] Ranka, and Saurabh Das, do after being released.
[00:07:54] We will return to you for that update. But right now, there is another big news.
[00:07:58] Big news on the CJP protest right now. The Supreme Court is hearing the matter.
[00:08:02] The right to protest is a constitutional right, this has been said by the Supreme Court.
[00:08:05] But the protest should be within the ambit of the law. The Supreme Court
[00:08:09] has made it clear that the protest should be within the ambit of the law
[00:08:12] (Police Act). The method of protest
[00:08:16] should be in accordance with the Police Act, this has also been said by the Supreme Court. And the state government
[00:08:20] should respond to the detention. A response has been sought from the state government.
[00:08:23] The state government will also have to tell the Supreme Court
[00:08:27] under what circumstances the detention took place. The state government will also have
[00:08:31] to clarify what was the method of detention. What was the justification
[00:08:35] for the action, this has also been written by the Supreme Court
[00:08:38] in its order that what was the justification for the action,
[00:08:42] they will also have to tell this. A detailed answer on the tension
[00:08:45] will have to be filed. The Supreme Court has sought a reply from the state government
[00:08:49] in this matter. Ashish Bhargava, our colleague, is bringing you the news
[00:08:53] from inside the Supreme Court. Ashish,
[00:08:56] the final order has been given
[00:08:57] by the court.
[00:09:01] Yes, see, the order is still ongoing, but it has become completely clear
[00:09:05] that the Supreme Court has made some big statements here, because a long hearing has taken place,
[00:09:09] more than an hour long, in which the petitioners have directly
[00:09:13] accused that the Delhi Police and the government
[00:09:15] have completely violated the orders of the Supreme Court,
[00:09:19] contempt of court, detained people,
[00:09:23] shut down the internet, even shut down metro trains and trains.
[00:09:26] This is what they said. But
[00:09:30] Tushar Mehta, the Solicitor General, on behalf of the government and the police, said that
[00:09:34] only entry and exit of some metro stations were closed, the metro was running.
[00:09:38] No such step was taken. As a precautionary measure,
[00:09:43] for law and order were definitely taken. The Supreme Court
[00:09:47] has made a big comment here, Vikas. They have said that
[00:09:51] peaceful protest is the right of every citizen,
[00:09:54] and they are with that. But it should be within the ambit of the Police Act,
[00:09:58] meaning within the ambit of the law. This point has also been added by them.
[00:10:02] Along with that, they have sought a reply from the government by Tuesday,
[00:10:05] to explain all these things. For what reason were leaders,
[00:10:08] students, lawyers taken into preventive detention? Section 163 was imposed,
[00:10:12] especially around the Supreme Court, they have also sought a reply on that.
[00:10:16] Along with that, they have asked for how many metro
[00:10:20] trains operated, internet shutdown
[00:10:23] occurred, they have asked for all these things. They have asked for details and also said that
[00:10:27] in future, considering the public order, the police
[00:10:31] should take steps. Thank you very much, Ashish Bhargava. We will keep
[00:10:35] bringing you updates related to this news. For now, let's go to Chennai.
[00:10:38] Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to Chennai and is going to give
[00:10:42] gifts worth 13,000 crores to Chennai. He will hand over these gifts
[00:10:45] of development works to Chennai. Prime Minister Modi
[00:10:48] will also offer prayers and darshan at the Jalakantheswar Temple in Chennai.
[00:10:52] He is also going to inaugurate the second phase of the Chennai Metro Rail Project today.
[00:10:56] Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also inaugurate the Sudha Gopalakrishnan
[00:10:59] Brain Center at IIT Madras. The Prime Minister is on a visit to Tamil Nadu today.
[00:11:03] He will give a big gift of two development and connectivity and scientific research
[00:11:07] related projects in Chennai.
[00:11:10] The Prime Minister is also going to inaugurate and lay the foundation
[00:11:14] stone of various projects worth more than 13,000 crores today.
[00:11:18] Projects related to the new corridor of Chennai Metro
[00:11:22] to national highways, railways, and ports are included. Apart from this,
[00:11:25] the Prime Minister will dedicate the Sudha Gopalakrishnan
[00:11:29] Brain Center of IIT Madras to the nation.
[00:11:32] These projects are expected to give
[00:11:35] new strength to transport, trade, and scientific research in Tamil Nadu.
[00:11:39] Prime
[00:11:45] Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to Tamil Nadu. Here
[00:11:49] he is going to lay the foundation stone and inaugurate projects worth 13,000 crores.
[00:11:52] At this time, he is inaugurating the second phase
[00:11:56] of the Chennai Metro. You can see the pictures in front of you. He also
[00:11:59] traveled by metro. The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu is seen
[00:12:03] with him.
[00:12:15] Let's now take you from Tamil Nadu to Uttar Pradesh.
[00:12:18] Elections are due at the beginning of next year in Uttar Pradesh.
[00:12:21] In such a situation, every move of any leader is being
[00:12:25] seen, heard, and understood in view of the elections. Now Akhilesh Yadav has reached JPNIC
[00:12:28] in Lucknow. Akhilesh has garlanded the statue there.
[00:12:32] After garlanding JP's statue, Akhilesh has said that a change
[00:12:36] is beginning in UP. The people in power
[00:12:39] want to sell everything. The government wants to earn profit
[00:12:43] even from ideology. Akhilesh Yadav's attacking
[00:12:47] stance on Yogi Adityanath. Today he reached
[00:12:50] JPNIC where he garlanded the statue
[00:12:53] of Jaiprakash Narayan.
[00:13:25] of reform, of saving
[00:13:27] democratic values. This was
[00:13:31] the only such magnificent museum named after Jaiprakash Ji,
[00:13:35] which gave an opportunity to today's generation
[00:13:38] and the coming generation to know what socialist struggle
[00:13:41] was like, how Jaiprakash Ji
[00:13:44] agitated against the British. The people in power
[00:13:47] want to sell everything. It
[00:13:51] seems the museum has been saved, not sold, but
[00:13:55] all the surrounding land has been sold.
[00:13:59] In this, they want to collect money even from ideas,
[00:14:02] from ideology, they want to earn profit.
[00:14:05] Just think,
[00:14:09] such a big magnificent memorial
[00:14:11] was built in the name of Bharat Ratna Loknayak Ji,
[00:14:15] so much work must have been done in his memory,
[00:14:17] they are selling that too.
[00:14:20] Today, all of us socialists together take a pledge
[00:14:23] that we will work to build
[00:14:27] society and the country by following the path
[00:14:30] of total revolution and social reform
[00:14:33] shown by Bharat Ratna Loknayak Jaiprakash Ji.
[00:14:36] Now,
[00:14:40] see, Deputy CM Brijesh Pathak was furious over Akhilesh Yadav's statement
[00:14:44] at JPNIC. He called Akhilesh's protest a drama.
[00:14:48] Brijesh Pathak asked Akhilesh a question: How
[00:14:51] did the cost of the JPNIC project, which was 17 crores, increase
[00:15:25] to 850 crores? The proposal to increase its price again and again was passed,
[00:15:29] and he could not complete it either. You left it unfinished.
[00:15:32] And let me tell you one more thing, it is being claimed
[00:15:36] that the then government...
[00:16:09] So, let's turn to another piece of news from Uttar Pradesh. Ayodhya
[00:16:13] is once again in the headlines before the elections. Will there
[00:16:17] be an electoral battle between CM Yogi and Akhilesh Yadav in Ayodhya?
[00:16:20] This question is now echoing in Uttar Pradesh politics even before the 2027
[00:16:24] battle. Akhilesh Yadav challenged Yogi Adityanath to contest from Ayodhya.
[00:16:28] To this, the CM threw the challenge back at Akhilesh
[00:16:32] and said, "You also file your nomination, I will too. The decision
[00:16:35] will be face-to-face, not
[00:16:48] between disciples." In Uttar Pradesh politics, an electoral challenge has now
[00:16:52] become a direct fight.
[00:16:55] The two biggest faces of Uttar Pradesh politics
[00:16:58] are face-to-face: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Samajwadi Party
[00:17:02] President Akhilesh Yadav. The battleground
[00:17:05] is Ayodhya.
[00:17:09] Yogi and Akhilesh are preparing to weigh each other's political power
[00:17:13] in the scales of victory and defeat. For this duel, they are taking
[00:17:17] the name of Ayodhya, the city of Lord
[00:17:28] we declared the candidate,
[00:17:30] the BJP
[00:17:33] is conducting surveys after surveys, and it is lagging behind
[00:17:36] in every survey.
[00:17:39] It is being heard that
[00:17:41] they are not able to find any new candidate
[00:17:44] in Ayodhya.
[00:17:47] And those who make big claims, and if
[00:17:51] the Chief Minister who makes big claims
[00:17:55] is so confident,
[00:17:57] then
[00:18:00] he should contest the election from Ayodhya himself
[00:18:04] and show it.
[00:18:06] And the people who make false promises
[00:18:09] of separating
[00:18:13] milk from water, this time the people will expose
[00:18:16] them. And they tell
[00:18:19] me to ask
[00:18:23] the Chief Minister to contest
[00:18:26] the election from Ayodhya and show it. I
[00:18:30] offer it to you. Come,
[00:18:32] you also file your nomination
[00:18:36] in Ayodhya, and I will also contest from Ayodhya. Let's try our
[00:18:39] luck once. Let it be decided.
[00:18:43] You also come, and I also come.
[00:18:46] It was only a matter of Yogi's reply coming,
[00:18:50] Akhilesh's reaction also came. To
[00:18:54] defeat the thieves of offerings, donations, and charities in Ayodhya,
[00:18:57] our young PDA guard is enough. Those who give clean chit to thieves
[00:19:01] are accomplices. The truth has not come out, this
[00:19:05] time the public will take down all the arrogance.
[00:19:08] Did you forget Lok Sabha? This political battle
[00:19:11] in the name of Ayodhya was started by Akhilesh Yadav himself.
[00:19:16] to Ayodhya. Two months before the assembly elections,
[00:19:20] he attended a Bhagwat Katha at the house of Pawan Pandey,
[00:19:24] who had been made the Samajwadi Party candidate. And from there, he challenged Yogi.
[00:19:27] Yogi replied from the land of Balrampur three days later, but
[00:19:31] he had already become aggressive earlier. If
[00:19:35] Shri Akhilesh Yadav Ji has the courage (though
[00:19:38] in our party, decisions are made by them themselves), if he has the courage,
[00:19:42] then he should also come from Ayodhya, and our Chief Minister Ji
[00:19:46] will also come from Ayodhya. And if he wants to fight,
[00:19:49] then let him fight and gauge
[00:19:53] how much popularity he has and how much popularity Yogi Ji has. Yogi
[00:19:57] Ji will go to his house and win. Wherever
[00:19:59] he says, leave Ayodhya. The dream
[00:20:03] that Akhilesh Ji has dreamt of forming a government,
[00:20:06] that dream will remain
[00:20:09] just a dream.
[00:20:11] But when Yogi entered this battlefield of words, there was also a mention of the mafia,
[00:20:15] and the matter escalated from disciples to the guru.
[00:20:18] Yogi is asking, why should the fight be between disciples?
[00:20:22] Why fight with disciples?
[00:20:25] The fight should be face-to-face,
[00:20:28] and for that, I am saying, you also
[00:20:31] come. After all, why did Yogi Adityanath give such a direct reply
[00:20:35] to Akhilesh Yadav? To answer that,
[00:20:37] we have to go back to the same date of October 8, when
[00:20:41] Akhilesh Yadav reached Ayodhya. Akhilesh, who had come to listen to the Bhagwat Katha,
[00:20:45] met saints. He also held Bhima's mace,
[00:20:49] wore the Sudarshan Chakra on his finger, and also took photos
[00:20:52] with Mahadev's symbols, the damru and trishul. But despite all this,
[00:20:56] he did not go to the Ram Temple for darshan.
[00:20:58] But amidst all this, the question is, Yogi has accepted Akhilesh's challenge,
[00:21:02] is Akhilesh ready to accept Yogi's challenge?
[00:21:06] Is Akhilesh Yadav himself ready to contest from the electoral
[00:21:10] arena of Ayodhya? Because Yogi's message is clear,
[00:21:13] if you have given a challenge, then the fight should also be face-to-face.
[00:21:16] Bureau Report, NDTV.
[00:21:25] Time for a short break, but before going to the break, let's present
[00:21:29] you the headlines of the moment:
[00:21:33] Kokerose Janata Party leaders Saurabh Das, Abhijit, Abhishek
[00:21:37] Raka, and Abhijit Deepke were released from the Magistrate Court, on the condition
[00:21:41] of not disturbing peace for one year. Police had arrested them yesterday
[00:21:44] as a preventive measure.
[00:21:50] CJP has announced a protest in Delhi today as well, Delhi Police is prepared
[00:21:54] just like yesterday. Regarding yesterday's protest, more than twenty cases
[00:21:57] of assault on police personnel and violation of Section 163 have been
[00:22:00] registered.
[00:22:06] Hearing in Supreme Court on restrictions in Delhi regarding BJP's protest.
[00:22:09] Supreme Court's comment: People have the right to peaceful protest,
[00:22:12] but the method should be within the ambit of the Police Act.
[00:22:16] Notice issued to Home Ministry, Delhi Police DMRC.
[00:24:20] AI has permeated the veins of their society to such an extent that the people there
[00:24:23] have forgotten human relationships and are now entangled
[00:24:27] in the embrace of virtual AI friends. The situation is such that the Chinese government
[00:24:31] itself has to issue guidelines to rein in AI.
[00:24:35] Let's open the AI file of India and China, two countries that cover
[00:24:39] 35 percent of the world's population. From the streets of Beijing
[00:24:42] to the factories
[00:25:02] of Wenzhou, and from robotic fish swimming in West Lake
[00:25:06] to the robot Olympics held a few days ago, there is no doubt that China
[00:25:09] has made AI the new fuel for its growth and economy.
[00:25:13] From citizen service helplines to startups,
[00:25:16] AI is dominant everywhere.
[00:25:19] China thought that with the power of this technology, it would become the world's superpower,
[00:25:23] but it probably didn't realize
[00:25:24] that this very technology would shake
[00:25:32] the foundations of its social system.
[00:25:36] The New York Times has published a report on this Chinese challenge.
[00:25:40] The essence of the report
[00:25:41] is that it wanted its citizens
[00:25:45] to adopt AI, but now they have become its slaves. The report
[00:25:49] gives some examples. A farmer trusted
[00:25:52] the wrong advice of an AI chatbot and lost his 25 acres of crop.
[00:25:55] Small children have fallen in love with AI avatars
[00:25:59] instead of human parents. Chinese youth are spending
[00:26:03] time with virtual AI partners instead of marrying or loving
[00:26:07] real humans. Citing data,
[00:26:10] the report also says that more than 20% of minors in China
[00:26:14] no longer want to talk to real humans.
[00:26:18] They only want to chat with AI. So, just
[00:26:21] as humans get addicted to drugs,
[00:26:24] has humanity in China become addicted to AI?
[00:26:28] This is also a question regarding this addiction, this AI.
[00:26:32] Because
[00:27:33] India is also moving forward with AI in several core sectors,
[00:27:36] including agriculture and health. This means India considers AI
[00:27:40] a growth engine, but it does not want to leave it unchecked.
[00:27:43] The government has also made it clear that India is going to bring
[00:27:47] rules to regulate AI. It has been decided
[00:27:51] how AI will be regulated that in the next one month,
[00:27:54] this consultation paper will be floated.
[00:27:58] It will include issues related to AI safety,
[00:28:01] cyber security, its benefits and harms, and especially
[00:28:04] how to ensure that everyone gets the benefit of AI,
[00:28:08] that every section of society gets its benefit,
[00:28:11] and how to protect against harmful things like deep fakes.
[00:28:15] A consultation paper will be floated, on the basis of which the regulations
[00:28:17] for AI will be made afterwards.
[00:28:20] Now, why might such rules be needed? This can be understood with an example.
[00:28:24] The first case is from Maharajganj, UP, where a 22-year-old
[00:28:28] youth, just for likes and followers, made a 9-second
[00:28:32] AI-generated fake video of blowing up an SSB camp
[00:28:35] on the India-Nepal border with a bomb.
[00:29:01] your data?
[00:29:22] 2026, young voices, bold dialogues. Before we begin, can we have a huge
[00:29:26] round of applause from all of you so that we start with a lot
[00:29:29] of energy? Lovely. Today is all about young voice.
[00:29:58] He is a young man who believes in ideas but is not bound by the limits of ideologies at all. And today, with some such young people, we are going to share this platform, and it will be a very beautiful panel where we will talk about everything from AI
[00:30:53] today?