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[00:00:32] He is the Leader of the Opposition, but
[00:00:35] in a NDTV India, the trust of India. Namaste.
[00:00:38] Welcome to NDTV.
[00:00:42] leaders have become a big threat I am Tabish Hussain. There was a big protest again in Delhi.
[00:00:44] The opposition marched from 12 Khamba to the Supreme Court.
[00:00:48] A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court and this petition may
[00:00:52] To stop the opposition's march, be heard soon in the Supreme Court. Before this smart,
[00:00:55] Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had said that this is not a protest but Shiv
[00:00:59] Tandav. BJP raised questions on Rahul and the protest.
[00:01:20] This was the opposition's platform against CC Gyanesh Kumar.
[00:01:24] On Monday, calling for 'Chalo Delhi', opposition leaders gathered at
[00:01:27] Delhi's Constitution Club. After this, they proceeded
[00:01:31] towards the Supreme Court. Amidst heavy security and
[00:01:34] restrictions, this protest continued systematically from morning till evening.
[00:01:38] Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi,
[00:01:41] Mallikarjun Kharge, Akhilesh Yadav, Mamata Banerjee, and
[00:01:45] many other big leaders of the opposition participated in the protest.
[00:01:49] As part of the main agenda of the opposition, Rahul Gandhi, Akhilesh Yadav, and
[00:01:52] 11 leaders from 10 opposition parties have officially filed a petition
[00:01:56] in the Supreme Court against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
[00:02:02] The title of this petition is Rahul Gandhi vs. Election
[00:02:06] Commission of India. Rahul Gandhi is the prominent one among those who filed this petition
[00:02:10] and his name is first. After this, Mallikarjun Kharge, Saugata
[00:02:13] Roy, Akhilesh Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav, Sanjay
[00:02:17] Raut, M.A. Baby, D. Raja,
[00:02:20] Mahua Maji, Supriya Sule and E.T. Mohammed
[00:02:23] Sameer Basheer were among the names included. In this matter, the Election Commission
[00:02:27] and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar have been made respondents.
[00:02:31] The petition from the INDIA alliance is 124 pages long,
[00:02:35] and makes 10 demands. Instructions have been given to present
[00:02:38] all records related to SIR. The constitutional validity of SIR's
[00:02:42] decisions should be investigated. Action should be taken against responsible officials.
[00:02:47] Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, The petitioners' grievances should be redressed.
[00:02:50] Instructions should be given to keep online Form Six in accordance with prescribed rules. A demand has been made for an audit
[00:02:54] by an independent committee. Instructions have been given to make public
[00:02:57] the names of voters removed from SIR and the reasons for it. Instructions should be given not to remove
[00:03:01] any voter's name without notice and hearing. A demand has also been made to put an interim stay
[00:03:05] on the ongoing process of SIR,
[00:03:08] Kanika Katiyar, and also to issue other orders as deemed appropriate
[00:03:10] by the court. of
[00:03:13] the is done, you came, we
[00:03:16] hope that justice will be
[00:03:18] served by the Supreme Court.
[00:03:22] Today, the youth across the country are particularly agitated because they know that
[00:03:26] votes are being stolen, vote theft has been caught. It is believed
[00:03:30] that this petition may be heard soon in the Supreme Court. The 10
[00:03:33] prayers that the opposition has filed, the 10
[00:03:37] reliefs that have been sought from the Supreme Court, the details of those
[00:03:40] are only with NDTV, and the biggest demand is that they
[00:03:44] are saying that all the details related to the SIR process,
[00:03:47] documents, records, minutes should all be summoned
[00:03:51] from the Election Commission. They are saying that there
[00:03:54] should be an audit by an independent committee of retired Supreme Court
[00:03:58] judges, which should also include technical
[00:04:02] experts and eminent personalities. They are
[00:04:05] demanding that Form Six should be made
[00:04:09] like before. Action should be taken against the guilty officers who made the amendments.
[00:04:13] The names of those who have been removed, all their names
[00:04:16] and the reason for their removal
[00:04:19] should be made public. Incidentally, before this march, Rahul Gandhi
[00:04:23] held a press conference at the Congress headquarters, in which he made serious allegations.
[00:04:27] He said that Gyanesh Kumar himself is in contact with us. Messages come.
[00:04:31] Messages come. Messages come.
[00:04:35] You're
[00:04:37] and you are watching this press conference.
[00:04:39] turn approver,
[00:04:42] You have done a crime.
[00:04:45] on the streets of India. And frankly, you are not the main
[00:04:49] criminal.
[00:04:50] You made a mistake.
[00:04:53] You made a mistake.
[00:04:59] or social demonstrations. You are not the mind behind the mistake.
[00:05:03] We are after the
[00:05:05] people who are behind
[00:05:09] what you did, it is very...
[00:05:44] This is Tandav, this
[00:05:48] is Shiva's dance. There is no planning
[00:05:50] in this. The idea is written above.
[00:05:53] Just do that.
[00:05:57] No plan
[00:06:00] is needed. What do you think,
[00:06:03] we had made a plan in Akashwani Bhawan. The plan
[00:06:06] was to
[00:06:08] go by bus, sit down, get arrested.
[00:06:16] The police would not let us go. The plan was
[00:06:19] changed. How did the result come? Did it come
[00:06:23] from a plan or non-plan? No plan
[00:06:26] is needed. This dance is going on. This is Lord Shiva's
[00:06:30] dance. Anyone can join Shiva's procession.
[00:06:34] I said go back.
[00:06:38] Look, this is Shiva's procession.
[00:06:40] Anyone can come to this.
[00:06:44] Any creature can come. We will not stop them. On the other hand, BJP alleges that
[00:06:48] Congress is trying to spread anarchy and troubling
[00:06:52] the common public.
[00:06:55] By creating disorder, by creating
[00:06:57] anarchy, rather there is a vile attempt
[00:07:01] to put India's constitutional institutions
[00:07:03] in the dock. It is a matter of surprise
[00:07:06] that if
[00:07:09] they win these elections,
[00:07:14] it is their
[00:07:15] valor,
[00:07:18] and if they lose, the EVM is to blame. This is not Shiva's procession. This
[00:07:22] is a
[00:07:24] mob of
[00:07:27] troublemakers who are trying to spread anarchy
[00:07:31] on the
[00:07:34] roads. They only know how to spread anarchy,
[00:07:37] how to create instability,
[00:07:41] how to bring down constitutional posts
[00:07:44] and institutions, and how to
[00:07:48] defame India worldwide,
[00:07:51] how to weaken its image. It is
[00:07:55] unfortunate that the country has never
[00:07:58] seen such unstable,
[00:08:02] chaotic, irresponsible spectacles and tantrums from the Leader of the Opposition.
[00:08:06] The opposition is raising questions about the working style and impartiality of the Chief Election Commissioner.
[00:08:10] The opposition demands that Gyanesh Kumar be removed immediately.
[00:08:13] Now a petition has also been filed in the Supreme Court. In Delhi, Siktadev,
[00:08:17] Jainendra Kumar,
[00:08:20] Divyankar and Ashish Bhagwat along with Manranjan Bharti, NDTV
[00:08:24] India. A social media post by the Kerala Pradesh Congress
[00:08:28] has created a stir in the country's politics. Congress directly
[00:08:31] asked the CJI to resign, while BJP termed
[00:08:35] it as an open threat to the judiciary and an insult to the Constitution.
[00:08:38] The matter escalated so much that Congress even deleted that post.
[00:08:46] A social media post by the Kerala Congress has caused a stir in the country's politics.
[00:08:50] From its official handle, the Kerala Congress targeted the Chief Justice of
[00:08:54] India with very strong words. The post stated
[00:08:57] that if the law and order of
[00:09:00] the country is not in your hands, then you should resign. We
[00:09:04] will find your alternative.
[00:09:07] As soon as this post surfaced, there was a stir in political circles. Such a comment on the head of the Supreme Court
[00:09:11] was directly considered an attack on the dignity
[00:09:15] of the judiciary. BJP said that Congress has become shameless
[00:09:19] and brazen. Now they want the resignation of Chief Justice Suryakant ji.
[00:09:22] The meaning of this has become clear, and that too by Kerala
[00:09:26] Congress, where they have an alliance government with the Muslim League.
[00:09:30] And Rahul ji and Priyanka Gandhi both
[00:09:33] have represented it. That means it is now absolutely clear
[00:09:37] that Congress has completely become a Muslim
[00:09:40] League Maoist Congress and will go to any
[00:09:44] extent of mental Naxalism to
[00:09:47] create anarchy in India, to destroy
[00:09:51] every constitutional institution and to
[00:09:55] create anarchy
[00:09:58] It has completely become
[00:10:00] shameless and brazen.
[00:10:04] Kerala Congress has tweeted from its handle
[00:10:07] that if law and order is not in your domain, then
[00:10:11] you resign and go home, someone else will take
[00:10:14] over the post. So after Gyanesh Kumar, now the time has come for the CJI's resignation.
[00:10:18] See, this is a constitutional institution,
[00:10:22] the Supreme Court. They will go against
[00:10:25] it too. The Election Commission, they are against
[00:10:29] it too. They want to remove Narendra Modi. They talk
[00:10:32] about democracy, they talk about the constitution,
[00:10:36] but they don't believe in the Supreme Court,
[00:10:39] nor do they believe in the Election Commission.
[00:10:43] BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari wrote, "This is a direct threat
[00:10:46] to the Chief Justice of India. The Congress party hates
[00:10:49] the country's democracy and its institutions. When decisions don't go their
[00:10:53] way, they try to put pressure on the judiciary." The
[00:10:57] BJP
[00:11:00] also targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over this entire issue and
[00:11:03] alleged that the Congress party and its
[00:11:07] to the country's constitution. Surrounded on all sides and
[00:11:10] fearing legal action, the Kerala Congress retreated. As soon as the controversy escalated,
[00:11:14] Congress quickly deleted the controversial post from its social media handle.
[00:11:18] However, by then, screenshots of this post had already gone viral.
[00:11:22] Now it remains to be seen whether
[00:11:25] this dispute subsides after removing the post or if the BJP will launch a nationwide
[00:11:29] campaign against Congress.
[00:11:32] Bureau Report NDTV India!
[00:11:35] Jantar Mantar,
[00:11:38] the street that witnessed the changing politics of the country, the rise and
[00:11:42] fall of many governments, is now out of the list of protests.
[00:11:45] On the recommendation of the Ministry of Home Affairs committee, Delhi Police has declared this
[00:11:49] high-security VVIP area of Lutyens' Zone
[00:11:53] completely a no-protest zone and
[00:11:57] three new places have been given
[00:12:00] for protests.
[00:12:02] Jantar Mantar in Delhi,
[00:12:13] a place where people from all corners of the country
[00:12:16] used to come and raise their voices.
[00:12:19] But
[00:12:22] now silence will prevail here. In Delhi,
[00:12:46] all in all, there will be no more protests at Jantar Mantar because it is no longer a protest site.
[00:12:50] Delhi Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar has denotified it
[00:12:54] and three places have been named where protests can be held
[00:12:57] under an SOP. There will be some conditions
[00:13:01] under which protests will be held. However, a detailed order will come
[00:13:05] later. Here, the BJP was trying to protest,
[00:13:08] but the Delhi Police has not given any permission for now. In the meantime,
[00:13:12] this order has come, and it has been said that Jantar Mantar is no
[00:13:15] longer a protest site.
[00:13:18] So the question is, where will the voice of democracy
[00:13:21] resonate now? For this, the administration in Delhi has
[00:13:55] one near Marka, which is in West Delhi. The second is Burari Ground, which is
[00:13:58] in East Delhi, and the third is in Central Delhi,
[00:14:02] the historic Ramlila Maidan. The history of this historic Ramlila Maidan
[00:14:05] is more than 100 years old.
[00:14:09] In 1911, the staging of Ramlila began here.
[00:14:13] And after that, from the staging of Ramlila to a
[00:14:16] political platform, every leader
[00:14:19] has been getting it from here, be it Deendayal Upadhyaya or Indira Gandhi.
[00:14:23] When Bangladesh was liberated, Indira Gandhi held a huge public meeting
[00:14:26] here and its celebration
[00:14:30] was held here. After that, during the JP movement also, Ramlila
[00:14:34] Maidan was in the news. If we talk about the last decades, Anna Hazare's
[00:14:37] historic protest
[00:14:41] took place here. After that, Ramdev's
[00:14:44] protest took place here, and after that, he was also lathi-charged.
[00:14:48] So Ramlila Maidan is known as a very political
[00:14:52] ground in Delhi. In Delhi,
[00:14:55] we
[00:14:57] will tell you about all these three grounds. CBD Ground,
[00:15:01] this ground is in the Karkardoma and
[00:15:04] Shahdara areas of East Delhi. This is a vast open
[00:15:08] area near commercial and community hubs where metro
[00:15:11] connectivity is also available. This is a large, open
[00:15:15] and flat ground that is extensively used for fairs,
[00:15:18] religious events, and now administratively for political
[00:15:24] Burari Ground, in 2020,
[00:15:28] became a major focal point of the farmers' movement against the three agricultural
[00:15:31] laws. Delhi Police had officially allowed
[00:15:35] farmers to peacefully protest in this ground.
[00:15:39] Ramlila Maidan of Delhi,
[00:15:42] 1965, the slogan of Jai Jawan
[00:15:46] Jai Kisan in 1972,
[00:15:49] the celebration of Bangladesh victory, the
[00:15:52] roar of JP movement, "vacate the throne, the public
[00:15:55] is coming" - slogans raised on this very ground.
[00:15:59] As soon as this decision came, there was a stir in the political corridors of Delhi.
[00:16:02] Congress leaders Pawan Khera and Imran Pratapgarhi,
[00:16:06] along with many other big opposition leaders, strongly
[00:16:10] objected to this decision. The opposition's argument is that protests
[00:16:13] should always be near centers of power, i.e., Parliament House
[00:16:17] and ministries, so that the voice of the public
[00:16:21] reaches the government.
[00:16:23] Changing Jantar Mantar, the protest site, this
[00:16:27] will not work. Three new places
[00:16:30] for protests in Delhi, and it's good. If
[00:16:33] they want to strengthen democracy, they should create more places
[00:16:37] for protests. Changing places won't save
[00:16:41] the government. The government's theft won't be saved by changing
[00:16:44] protest sites. The government shouldn't be so dictatorial.
[00:16:48] You want to suppress every dissenting voice, crush
[00:16:52] it. You want to remove every such place from the map,
[00:16:55] where once the voices to save democracy
[00:16:59] in this country were raised. I think this is a very cowardly act of this government,
[00:17:03] and the government, if not today, then tomorrow, will again
[00:17:06] have to reconsider this decision.
[00:17:37] The anger of the people is in their minds against this government. You can cancel
[00:17:41] everything, sir, no protest will be possible, still there will be a protest.
[00:17:44] On the
[00:17:46] other hand, the administration clearly states that in a metropolitan city
[00:17:49] like Delhi, it is very important to save lakhs of working
[00:17:53] people from hours of traffic jams and to maintain
[00:17:56] VVIP security at the international level.
[00:17:59] Bureau Report NDTV India, with Mukesh Singh Sengar and Ravish
[00:18:03] Ranjan Shukla from Delhi. On the allegations of sexual harassment against
[00:18:11] Congress MP and former JNU professor Bimol
[00:18:15] Akoijam, BJP has launched a nationwide campaign against
[00:18:19] Congress. Today in Delhi, BJP Mahila Morcha activists
[00:18:22] marched to gherao the Congress headquarters under the 'Nari Shakti Hunkar March'.
[00:18:26] Rahul Gandhi, down,
[00:18:29] down,
[00:18:32] down, down, down, down,
[00:18:35] down, down. We are present
[00:19:40] here to take the resignation of the MP.
[00:19:44] Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka
[00:19:47] Gandhi,
[00:19:49] 11 female students have made serious allegations of sexual harassment
[00:19:53] against Manipur Congress MP Bimol Akoijam and former JNU
[00:19:57] professor.
[00:19:58] And
[00:20:02] for this, BJP protested against Congress on the streets.
[00:20:05] The
[00:20:07] BJP has named this march 'Nari Shakti
[00:20:10] Humkar'.
[00:20:12] We are present on Deedio Marg, and here the protest of BJP women MPs
[00:20:16] is continuously going on. You can see how they have held
[00:20:20] placards in their hands and are protesting
[00:20:24] against Hangucca Bimol. A complaint of sexual harassment
[00:20:27] was filed against them. There are 11 such female students from JNU who are victims,
[00:20:31] who had filed a complaint. Not only this, NDTV India has also received the report
[00:20:34] of the internal committee. We will keep showing the pictures.
[00:22:20] 11 female students have accused an elected MP
[00:22:23] of sexual harassment. Congress MP Rahul Gandhi should answer.
[00:22:27] Rahul ji is concerned about his publicity.
[00:22:31] He says in the students' voice that the space was smashed
[00:22:34] of patriarchy. So you remove Dr. Bimol.
[00:22:38] What is Rahul ji's answer to the request?
[00:22:42] During this roar of BJP Mahila Morcha, Delhi Police was seen
[00:22:45] fully on alert mode. Police were on alert
[00:22:49] on the routes leading to ITU and Congress office.
[00:22:53] These 11 girls
[00:22:55] who were sexually harassed by Professor Bimol,
[00:22:59] till today Rahul Gandhi has not removed them,
[00:23:02] has not taken any action against them, there is no accountability.
[00:23:06] Congress and Rahul Gandhi have an accountability
[00:23:09] to the girls, to whom they say "smash the patriarchy",
[00:23:13] their own party's MP is sexually harassing children,
[00:23:16] and that too a professor. The person
[00:23:20] who committed such a big crime, because he is a friend
[00:23:23] of Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi, the Congress party has sheltered
[00:23:27] that criminal who sexually harassed 11 daughters.
[00:23:31] Only three women develop
[00:23:34] in Congress: Indira Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi
[00:23:37] and Priyanka Gandhi. Let us tell you who Bimol
[00:23:40] Akoijam is and what are the allegations against him. Bimol
[00:23:44] Akoijam is a former professor of JNU and a Congress
[00:23:47] MP. He faces serious allegations of sexual harassment.
[00:23:50] 11 female students of JNU have made these allegations
[00:23:54] against him. He is accused of making obscene comments during class,
[00:23:58] of inappropriate behavior, and of seeking sexual favors
[00:24:02] in exchange for marks. It will not
[00:24:05] work, it will not work, it will not work. The allegations
[00:24:08] against MP Bimol Akoijam have put Congress completely on the back
[00:24:12] foot.
[00:24:14] BJP Mahila Morcha is not
[00:24:20] limiting this to Delhi, but protests are being held
[00:24:24] across the country on this issue. In Belagavi, Karnataka,
[00:24:27] BJP Mahila Morcha also marched
[00:24:30] to the Congress office. The
[00:24:33] BJP's clear demand is that until
[00:24:36] the MP resigns and is arrested,
[00:24:40] this roar will not stop.
[00:24:42] Now let's see.
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[00:25:30] It won't work, it won't work, it won't work, it
[00:25:33] won't work, it won't work.
[00:25:47] This is Tandav. This
[00:25:52] is Shiva ji's dance. Anyone can join Shiva's procession. This
[00:25:56] is the opposition's march, CEC
[00:26:00] Gyan. I can see a large crowd.
[00:26:33] This intersection of Mandi House
[00:26:36] is completely filled.
[00:26:40] The crowd of people is continuously coming,
[00:26:43] and that entire crowd has gathered
[00:26:47] at Bhagwan Das Road intersection. You can see this
[00:26:51] crowd.
[00:26:54] Namaste,
[00:27:10] Kachhari has started on NDTV. I am Tabish
[00:27:14] Hussain with you. In Kachhari, today we will open the file
[00:27:18] of the most burning issue. Democracy is from elections, and at this time
[00:27:21] the biggest question is about elections. So what is the last resort
[00:27:24] for democracy? Does the Chief Election Commissioner
[00:27:28] of the country still have any options left or not? We will open
[00:27:32] the file of this issue today. We will also open the case diary of Jantar Mantar,
[00:27:36] which has now been locked forever. After 33 years,
[00:27:39] Jantar Mantar has been closed for protests.
[00:27:43] Why did Jantar Mantar's time run out? We will open
[00:27:47] its file too, and at 10:30 PM, we will tell
[00:27:51] you how the Pakistan government broke Imran Khan's
[00:27:54] last hope. Has a permanent arrangement
[00:27:57] been made to keep Imran in jail for life?
[00:28:01] Will its file be opened? But first, let's talk about the final
[00:28:04] round on
[00:28:07] Gyanesh Kumar.
[00:28:14] And where will Rahul Gandhi find it? In the BJP
[00:28:18] office? This is Shiva ji's dance, anyone
[00:28:22] can come to Shiva's procession. Those who oppose Ram
[00:28:26] are talking about Shiva ji's procession. The government should listen and remove
[00:28:29] the Election Commission. These are all burnt out cartridges. The public
[00:28:33] has rejected them. I appeal to the people of the country, protest
[00:28:37] wherever you get a chance.
[00:28:39] Then
[00:28:41] protests, then marches, then slogans, and such a huge crowd
[00:28:45] that only heads were visible everywhere. To remove
[00:28:50] the opposition, led by Rahul Gandhi, staged a big
[00:28:53] show of strength in the country's capital.
[00:28:55] This march
[00:29:03] to the Supreme Court is the next phase of the protests that have been
[00:29:06] going on for about a week. Before this, opposition MPs
[00:29:10] have already complained about Gyanesh Kumar to the President.
[00:29:14] Now the Supreme Court has also been approached. The Supreme Court has been asked
[00:29:18] to investigate the constitutional validity of SIR,
[00:29:21] to provide records related to SIR,
[00:29:25] and to impose an interim stay on the SIR process. These
[00:29:29] demands are part of the petition that was filed
[00:29:32] during the opposition's march to the Supreme Court on Monday. A petition has been filed
[00:29:36] in the Supreme Court by Rahul Gandhi against Gyanesh Kumar.
[00:29:39] The names of 11 leaders are also among the petitioners,
[00:29:43] in which the main petitioner is Rahul Gandhi. Other petitioners include Kharge,
[00:29:46] Akhilesh Yadav, Saugata Roy, Tejashwi Yadav, Sanjay
[00:29:50] Raut, M.A. Baby, D. Raja, Mahua Maji, and
[00:29:54] Supriya Sule and Mohammad Basheer are also included. In the petition,
[00:29:57] the Election Commission and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, along with Election
[00:30:01] Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, have also been
[00:30:05] made parties. And the most important thing is that Rahul Gandhi's
[00:30:08] petition may be heard on Tuesday. It seems
[00:30:12] that the opposition is in the mood for an all-out battle against
[00:30:16] the Chief Election Commissioner. Now the biggest question is, how far
[00:30:20] will the movement against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
[00:30:23] go? What is the final solution to this protest?
[00:30:27] Has the opposition really increased pressure on Gyanesh Kumar?
[00:30:31] Understand it this way: today a show of strength was organized
[00:30:35] by gathering a large crowd on the streets of Delhi,
[00:30:38] where just a day earlier, heavy security forces
[00:30:41] were visible everywhere. Rahul Gandhi called this protest
[00:30:45] Shiva ji's procession, in which anyone can participate.
[00:30:48] This is Tandav,
[00:30:52] this is Shiva's dance.
[00:30:55] There is no planning in this, no plan
[00:30:58] is needed.