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00:00:00is the next stage in the series of protests that have been going on. Before this,
00:00:04opposition MP Gyanesh Kumar has already lodged a complaint with the President.
00:00:07Now, the Supreme Court has also been approached.
00:00:11A demand has been made to the Supreme Court that the constitutional validity of the SIR
00:00:15should be investigated, records related to the SIR should be made available,
00:00:21Ranveer Singh, NDTV India, and an interim stay should be imposed on the SIR process. These
00:00:23demands are part of the petition filed in the Supreme Court on Monday
00:00:27during the opposition's march. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court by
00:00:30Rahul Gandhi against Gyanesh Kumar.
00:00:34The petition includes the names of 11 leaders, among whom the main petitioner is Rahul
00:00:38Gandhi. The other petitioners include Kharge, Akhilesh Yadav,
00:00:42Swagat Roy, Tejashwi Yadav, Sanjay Raut, MA
00:00:45Baby, D Raja, Mahua Majhi, and Supriya Sule, and
00:00:49Mohammad Bashir is also included. In the petition,
00:00:52the Election Commission and the Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, along with
00:00:56Gyanesh Kumar is removed, Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi, have also
00:00:59been made parties. The most important thing is that Rahul Gandhi's
00:01:03petition may be heard on Tuesday. It
00:01:06seems that the opposition is in a mood for an all-out fight against the Chief Election
00:01:10Commissioner. Now the biggest question is, where will
00:01:14the movement against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar end?
00:01:18What is the final solution to this protest?
00:01:22Has the opposition really increased pressure on Gyanesh Kumar?
00:01:26Understand it this way, that today in Delhi we are talking about the procession of Shiva
00:02:01for protests instead of Jantar Mantar.
00:02:30ji, who is doing this.
00:02:34This is not the procession of Shiva ji, it
00:02:37is a mob of hooligans
00:02:41who are trying to spread anarchy on the streets.
00:02:45Rahul Gandhi
00:02:47ji, is the Leader of the Opposition,
00:02:50but
00:02:54he is a leader who doesn't know the facts, nor
00:02:57the logic. He doesn't know
00:03:00the rules, regulations, or laws.
00:03:04All he knows is how to create anarchy,
00:03:07how to bring instability, how to discredit constitutional
00:03:11posts and institutions,
00:03:14and how to defame
00:03:18India's name around the world, how to weaken
00:03:21its image. So, the BJP is calling the opposition's march to the Supreme Court
00:03:25an attempt by Rahul Gandhi to intimidate the judicial system.
00:03:28But it seems that the fight will not stop here. After almost
00:03:32a week of protests on the streets of Delhi and making their voices heard from the Supreme Court
00:03:35to Rashtrapati Bhavan, things could go further.
00:03:39Rahul Gandhi hinted at this in his press conference.
00:03:43Now, protests Today we are going to the Supreme Court, tomorrow
00:03:47something else will happen. The idea is written above,
00:03:51we just have to do that.
00:03:54No plan is needed.
00:03:58What do you think?
00:04:00We had made a plan at Akashvani Bhavan. The plan
00:04:03was that
00:04:05we would go by bus, sit down,
00:04:08get arrested. The police
00:04:12would not let us go. The plan was changed.
00:04:15Did the result come from the plan or from no plan? So, through this guerilla style
00:04:19of politics, Rahul Gandhi intends to surprise further.
00:04:23Meanwhile, the government has also realized that this opposition
00:04:27protest may go on for a long time. Therefore, the central government has
00:04:30extended the deployment period of paramilitary forces in Delhi.
00:04:34According to sources, the deployment of 2000 paramilitary personnel in Delhi has now been
00:04:38extended to one month. It is being said that this decision was taken
00:04:41after increasing security arrangements and intelligence information.
00:04:44But still, the question remains as to where
00:04:48this movement against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar will stop.
00:04:52A lot of this will be known after the Supreme Court's
00:04:55hearing. Where will it end?
00:04:58Look, Indian politics is currently
00:05:03in a very decisive phase. What
00:05:07for the Congress in the election season in UP. is happening in the country at this time is completely unprecedented and
00:05:11extraordinary. It has never happened that
00:05:14on one issue and at one time, the opposition has thrown
00:05:18the ball into the court of the four big posts or four big faces of the democratic system
00:05:22in the country, as has happened in the Gyanesh Kumar case.
00:05:25The matter has been taken to the President, who
00:05:29is considered the head of the nation in the Constitution,
00:05:32and the Prime Minister is being targeted, who is considered the head of the government
00:05:36in the Constitution. A petition has been filed before the Chief Justice of India,
00:05:40who is considered the face of the Indian judiciary and the protector of the Constitution,
00:05:43and the main target is Chief Election Commissioner
00:05:47Gyanesh Kumar, who is considered the head of an autonomous and independent
00:05:51constitutional body that maintains democracy
00:05:55in the country. So, it can be said that at this time, India's democratic
00:05:58system is going through a major ordeal.
00:06:01A constitutional crisis seems to be brewing. This is because
00:06:05if Chief Election Commissioner
00:06:09it will be like confirming the opposition's allegations of vote rigging.
00:06:12Then, the validity of the elections conducted under the leadership of Gyanesh Kumar
00:06:16and the decisions taken by the Election Commission
00:06:20will also be questioned. This means that in such a situation, the elections
00:06:23conducted under the leadership of Gyanesh Kumar will have to be cancelled,
00:06:27and this will create a very strange situation. But if no action is taken
00:06:31against Gyanesh Kumar and the opposition also remains adamant,
00:06:34then the protest can escalate from Parliament to the streets. Obviously,
00:06:38no one here would want that. So, in such a situation,
00:06:42currently, the eyes of the entire country are on the Supreme Court,
00:06:45where today, amid a massive show of strength, 11 opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi,
00:06:48have filed a petition. It is possible that
00:06:52the Supreme Court will hear that petition tomorrow. Currently, the country's politics
00:06:56is at a very decisive juncture. Let's see what
00:07:00happens in this matter.
00:07:03So this is the situation that is currently visible here. On the other hand, Indian democracy
00:07:07is also going through a test, and Jantar Mantar in Delhi has been a place
00:07:11that has shown the beauty and strength
00:07:14of democracy. But now the chapter of movements at Jantar Mantar
00:07:18has been closed forever. Why did such a situation arise,
00:07:22and what justification has been given for it? Let's open
00:07:25its file in the court now.
00:07:26Jai
00:07:32Bharat Mata! Jai!
00:07:35In
00:07:51Delhi, Jantar Mantar is not just a road, it
00:07:55has also been a way to convey voices to the ears of power.
00:07:58It
00:08:02was not just a place to stage protests, it was the place
00:08:06from where voices rose that changed laws
00:08:09and even changed the direction of politics. Anna Hazare's movement
00:08:17was
00:08:18of
00:08:21Jai Mataram.
00:08:23In the fight for justice for Nirbhaya, or
00:08:27the recent protests by wrestlers,
00:08:32whenever
00:08:33people
00:08:39said that their voices were not reaching the authorities,
00:08:42they turned to Jantar Mantar. But the doors of the same Jantar Mantar
00:08:45that had given space to the voice of democratic opposition
00:08:48for decades have been closed
00:08:52for movements.
00:08:55will not be allowed at Jantar Mantar
00:08:57in Delhi.
00:09:02Following the instructions of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Delhi Police has denotified Jantar Mantar.
00:09:05Now, protests can only be held at Delhi's Ramlila Maidan,
00:09:08Burari Ground, and CBD Ground in East Delhi.
00:09:12This means that from now on,
00:09:16there will be no protests
00:09:17or rallies at Jantar Mantar.
00:09:23By the way, Jantar Mantar is an 18th-century
00:09:27observatory, which was built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II
00:09:30of Amber in
00:09:321724. At that time, Delhi was the center
00:09:36of Mughal power. This observatory
00:09:39was mainly built to determine time.
00:09:42But in the past few years, Jantar Mantar has also
00:09:46been a barometer of the country's political temperature.
00:09:49Just look at these events:
00:09:53Anna Hazare's Lokpal Bill movement in 2011,
00:09:56the Nirbhaya movement in 2012,
00:09:59the 40-day movement of Tamil farmers in 2017,
00:10:03the wrestlers' protest in 2023,
00:10:06or the cockroach Janata Party's movement in June-July 2026.
00:10:10Jantar Mantar, which has witnessed hundreds of protests
00:10:14in the last many years,
00:10:24will no longer be a protest site. In fact, Delhi Police Commissioner
00:10:27Anurag Kumar has issued an order stating that based on the recommendations
00:10:31of the Ministry of Home Affairs, it has been decided
00:10:35that Jantar Mantar will no longer be a protest site,
00:10:39and no protests of any kind
00:10:42will be held here.
00:10:45So, the government has now removed Jantar Mantar
00:10:49from the list of protest sites in the capital.
00:10:51Jantar Mantar has been a designated place
00:10:55for protests since 1993.
00:10:58Before 1993, protests were held at Boat Club
00:11:02near India Gate. In 2017,
00:11:05the NGT decided to ban protests at Jantar Mantar.
00:11:08But in July 2018, the Supreme Court
00:11:12overturned the NGT's ban on Jantar Mantar
00:11:15and allowed peaceful protests at Jantar Mantar.
00:11:19But the place in Central Delhi
00:11:22that had indicated for decades
00:11:25whether times were really changing,
00:11:28that place itself has now been changed.
00:11:32This decision comes at a time when
00:11:35protests are ongoing against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
00:11:39in Delhi. Wherever there is
00:11:41a protest, there will be a Jantar Mantar.
00:11:51Wherever they protest, that will be Jantar Mantar, sir. Wherever there's a protest,
00:11:55there's a Jantar Mantar. Wherever there's a protest,
00:11:58the
00:12:00government's intentions regarding Jantar Mantar were somewhat evident last week
00:12:04itself, when
00:12:06the government did not allow opposition leaders
00:12:10and protesters who had come at the appeal of the cockroach Janata Party to enter here.
00:12:13Jantar Mantar was heavily fortified.
00:12:16Then, on Friday, October 9,
00:12:20the Supreme Court suggested to the central government
00:12:23to designate another place
00:12:26The central government's lawyer Tushar Mehta told the court
00:12:29that the government would soon decide on designating another place
00:12:33as a protest site. Now, within three days, the government
00:12:37has also issued an order to denotify Jantar Mantar. Instead
00:12:39of Jantar Mantar,
00:12:43the place that has now been designated includes Delhi's historic Ramlila Ground,
00:12:46which has been a witness to many major
00:12:50political movements. In the 70s,
00:12:53the movement that shook the power of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
00:12:57was also a contribution of this Ramlila Maidan.
00:13:00The history of this historic Ramlila Maidan
00:13:03is more than 100 years old, and in 1911,
00:13:07the staging of Ramlila began here.
00:13:11After that, from the staging of Ramlila to a political
00:13:15stage, every leader, whether it was Deendayal
00:13:19Upadhyay or Indira Gandhi, got a platform here.
00:13:22When Bangladesh was liberated, Indira Gandhi held a huge public meeting
00:13:25here, and its celebration took place here.
00:13:29After that, Ramlila Maidan was also in the news during the JP movement.
00:13:32In recent days, if we talk about the last decades, Anna Hazare's historic
00:13:36protest took place here. After that, Ramdev's
00:13:40protest took place here, and after that, he was also
00:13:43lathi-charged. So, Ramlila Maidan has been known as
00:13:46a very political ground
00:13:49in Delhi. However,
00:13:53Jantar Mantar has remained the closest place
00:13:57to reach the ears of power and Parliament,
00:14:01because
00:14:01Parliament House is about
00:14:051.5 kilometers away from here,
00:14:08and the Prime Minister's residence and major government
00:14:11offices are also in its vicinity.
00:14:15But Jantar Mantar
00:14:18has now become a thing of the past for movements.
00:14:21From Delhi, Mukesh Singh Sengar
00:14:25and Ravish Ranjan Shukla, with Bureau Report NDTV
00:14:29India. So Jantar Mantar
00:14:33in Delhi has become history
00:14:34in terms of movements and protests,
00:14:40but in Uttar Pradesh, the Congress seems
00:14:43to not be learning from history. The situation
00:14:47is such that its political future in UP
00:14:50does not look good. At a time when only a few months are left
00:14:54for the elections, the internal conflict
00:14:57within the Congress has come out in the open.
00:15:01So much so that even shoes and slippers were thrown.
00:15:05The way the new leadership of the Congress in UP
00:15:08has been welcomed, it seems that the trailer
00:15:11of the Congress's electoral chapter in 2027 has been shown.
00:15:15Now the question is, if the Congress keeps fighting with itself,
00:15:19then how will it fight the elections?
00:15:21This
00:15:42is called much ado about nothing. There is very little time left
00:15:46for the assembly elections in UP, and the Congress leaders,
00:15:48instead of fighting the BJP,
00:15:50are fighting among themselves. What happened at the UP Congress headquarters
00:15:54in Lucknow on Sunday makes it seem like
00:15:58will the Congress enter the 2027 election battle
00:16:02with such leaders? The occasion
00:16:04was special, the new
00:16:11office bearers of the Congress were taking charge,
00:16:14but these pictures
00:16:16became headlines.
00:16:21Congress workers were seen settling scores with each other.
00:16:25Someone is shouting, someone has a shoe in their hand, there is jostling,
00:16:29and all this is happening at the Congress headquarters.
00:16:31Now look at this picture. Former
00:16:34state president Ajay Rai is angry.
00:17:39This video of the incident is going viral. It is being said that Mamta Chaudhary,
00:17:43at the oath-taking ceremony, commented after seeing Ajay Rai that she
00:17:47did not have the desire to see him. After this,
00:17:49the situation there deteriorated. It is being said that Ajay Rai's supporters
00:17:53said, "Stay in your limits."
00:17:58"I don't even have the desire to see him." What happened?
00:18:02I don't have the desire to see him.
00:18:04We spoke to Mamta
00:19:12Chaudhary about this entire matter. She says that there was no dispute,
00:19:15she just got angry about the "stay in your limits" comment. I didn't even see
00:19:19when he came. I was arranging my women.
00:19:23All the media themselves were seeing this thing.
00:19:26Okay, if we had abused, if we had misbehaved,
00:19:30then someone would have covered this.
00:19:32But when we did not misbehave at all, we ourselves
00:19:36don't know what happened or why he got angry
00:19:39and what happened. He just came back to me and
00:19:43moved forward towards me. And after moving forward, he came back
00:19:47and started shouting, "Stay in your limits, stay in your limits. What are your limits?" Then I
00:19:51showed a little anger and said, "Sir, please don't talk about limits."
00:19:54In that short time, his former PS
00:19:57and other people and some boys whom I don't know,
00:20:01the one in the black shirt, the one in the red shirt, started throwing shoes
00:20:04and slippers and slapping women. Mamta
00:20:08Chaudhary says that she will tell all about the incident to the party officials.
00:20:11However, in the meantime, the BJP has taunted the Congress over its internal conflict.
00:20:14The Congress needs introspection
00:20:18and reflection. The abuse that happened there today,
00:20:22I cannot describe that abuse to you,
00:20:25but it happened in front of a woman
00:20:29president and senior leaders, who are among the most
00:20:32senior leaders in Uttar Pradesh. This shows that the Congress
00:20:35should think about
00:20:38its team and its organization. This incident
00:20:41certainly creates concern
00:20:44The question being raised is, does the factionalism in the UP Congress
00:20:48mean that the party's central leadership has no
00:20:52control? Is the path of the new leadership of the Congress in UP
00:20:56going to be difficult? And the biggest question is, amidst such internal factionalism,
00:21:00how will the Congress deal with the electoral challenges
00:21:03of 2027?
00:21:11with Vivek Shahi and Ajay Dubey in Lucknow. Now let's talk about the traders
00:21:14in Delhi who are troubled by protests. Amidst the festive season in Delhi,
00:21:18a major calamity has struck traders. It is being said that due to political
00:21:22protests and road blockades, Delhi's trade has been ruined by
00:21:26up to 70%. Although protests at Jantar Mantar
00:21:30have been banned, the daily protests
00:21:33in Central Delhi have greatly increased
00:21:37the difficulties of traders. It's the festive season,
00:21:40the markets are decorated,
00:21:49but the hustle and bustle is missing.
00:21:53This is the condition of those historic markets in Delhi that used to do
00:21:57business worth crores in this season.
00:22:00The impact of political protests has broken the back of 1.5 million
00:22:04traders in Delhi. According to the Chamber of Trade and
00:22:08Industry (CTI), due to continuous protests
00:22:11during the festive season, Delhi's trade has fallen
00:22:15by up to 70%. Considering the situation, the CTI
00:22:18has directly written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi
00:22:20and requested a temporary ban on these protests in Delhi's commercial markets
00:22:24until Diwali. When the recognition of protests at Jantar Mantar
00:22:27was revoked, the CTI welcomed it.
00:22:31But around Ramlila Maidan, Old Delhi,
00:22:35i.e., Delhi Six, has the biggest wholesale markets.
00:22:38In such a situation, the Chamber of Trade and Industry is concerned.
00:22:42They have removed
00:22:45the protest site and allotted three places:
00:22:49Ramlila Maidan, Burari Maidan, and CBD Ground.
00:22:53But we have an objection to this, that you have chosen
00:22:57Ramlila Maidan
00:23:00for the protest site. This will cause us trouble
00:23:04because within just 5 kilometers of this area
00:23:07are Daryaganj Market, the area of
00:23:11Ajmeri Gate, Kamala Market, then Chawri
00:23:14Bazaar, Khari Baoli, Naya Bazaar, Paharganj, Chandni
00:23:17Chowk, Kinari Bazaar, Kashmir Gate also comes in. So the entire hub of Delhi
00:23:21Six, this entire business hub
00:23:25falls within two kilometers to five kilometers. So if very large
00:23:29protests are held at Ramlila Maidan, barricading will happen,
00:23:32roads will be closed, then the areas of Delhi Six,
00:23:35the businesses there, may face problems.
00:23:38Let us tell you a big news
00:23:39related to Rahul Gandhi's petition.
00:23:4214 deficiencies have been found in Rahul Gandhi's
00:23:46petition in the Supreme Court. Objections have been raised
00:23:50from court fees to documents. The Vakalatnamas of nine
00:23:54petitioners are missing. Kharge's ID card
00:23:57copy is also unclear. The process will move forward
00:24:01only after the defects are removed. Let us tell you that the Congress's legal team
00:24:05had filed the petition here,
00:24:08in which 11 people from several parties were petitioners, including
00:24:12Rahul Gandhi. In the petitioner's name, you
00:24:16can see Rahul Gandhi's name here. And now this information is coming
00:24:20that 14 flaws have been found in Rahul Gandhi's petition
00:24:24in the Supreme Court, in which there are several such flaws
00:24:27from court fees to documents that have come to light here.
00:24:31The Vakalatnamas of nine petitioners were also found missing here.
00:24:34So earlier,
00:24:38there was a discussion that this matter might be heard
00:24:42in the Supreme Court tomorrow, but before that, during the scrutiny
00:24:46of the petition, it was found that the petition
00:24:49had 14 flaws. Now these flaws will be corrected,
00:24:53after which things can move forward. Ashish,
00:24:57please tell us what kind of defects there are and does this also mean
00:25:01that there will be no hearing tomorrow, at least?
00:25:04Look, the hearing is still pending, we are also waiting.
00:25:07Ashish, our colleague, will provide
00:25:13more information on this. We will try to go back to him. So, this big
00:25:17information is coming out right now,
00:25:21that the petition filed by Rahul Gandhi
00:25:25has brought this information to light. Now, let's talk about Imran Khan's jail
00:25:29in court, whose last fort has also been brought down
00:25:32by the army and the government there. In Pakistan,
00:25:36Shahbaz Sharif has launched an attack that will probably
00:25:40be considered the biggest attack on Imran Khan's politics.
00:25:43Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, that province where Imran's party's
00:25:47government was in power, that area where Imran
00:25:50had the strongest support base, now has an emergency imposed.
00:25:53The government has been dismissed and the army has been deployed. So, has
00:25:57the last hope of getting Imran Khan out of jail
00:26:00also ended?
00:27:07The timing of Shahbaz government's plan is also not less interesting.
00:27:10This is because thousands of Imran
00:27:14supporters were marching towards Islamabad and their only demand
00:27:17was to release Imran Khan.
00:27:21But before Imran's support
00:27:26march could reach Islamabad, the routes of this
00:27:29march were closed. On one side, containers were standing on the roads,
00:27:33and on the other side, that government order came that caused a stir
00:27:37in Pakistan's politics. That order is that
00:27:40now emergency has been imposed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
00:27:44After the imposition of emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
00:27:47Chief Minister Sohail Afridi, along with his entire cabinet, was arrested.
00:27:51The police have kidnapped them.
00:27:55The last fort
00:27:55has fallen,
00:28:00from where Imran was dreaming
00:28:32of his return. That is, the Shahbaz
00:28:36Sharif government
00:28:41has started implementing the final conspiracy
00:28:45to politically eliminate Imran Khan, who is sitting behind
00:28:48bars. The emergency
00:28:51in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
00:29:00is now about the Houthis.
00:29:34The Houthis have attacked Saudi Arabia again,
00:29:37and this is the same Saudi Arabia that buys billions of dollars
00:29:41worth of weapons. America stands with it,
00:29:45but still, the Houthis are repeatedly disturbing Saudi Arabia's
00:29:49sleep. Now the question is, why does Saudi Arabia, considered
00:29:53one of the richest countries in the world, seem so helpless
00:29:56against the Houthi rebels?
00:30:33On one side is the oil superpower Saudi Arabia, and on the other side are the Houthis,
00:30:36who, despite limited resources, are challenging the stability
00:30:40of the entire region with missiles and drones.
00:30:44On one side is Iran,
00:30:47whose population is more than 90 million.
00:30:51The big cities of Iran are Iran's