00:00I'm not the first in the family.
00:02I'm the first.
00:04I can't.
00:05I won't.
00:06Let me tell you something.
00:07There's a woman sitting in the front seat, holding her phone.
00:11She's not even reading what's written on it.
00:15How do you say that?
00:17Okay.
00:18I would like to ask something.
00:20I called the police, they gave me their security, they let go of my hand and ran away.
00:25I thought I'd get more security if I stayed here.
00:28After a while, they said to me,
00:31you can't do this, you can't do that.
00:34I told them, I told them,
00:39he said, he was in a lot of pain at that time.
00:41This is on record, I have it on my mobile.
00:43He said, he was in a lot of pain at that time.
00:45I called him.
00:47Instead of Tuesday, I told him to come on Friday.
00:51I said, he was in a lot of pain.
00:53He said, you need to take medicine.
00:55I said, I didn't tell you to take medicine.
00:57I told them to give me a free license.
00:59Till today.
01:01Yesterday, he messaged me,
01:03that I recommend the DC of Dhoowan,
01:06to give him a license,
01:08to recommend him to the police department.
01:12I said, have mercy on me.
01:14When I joined the SSC in Punjab,
01:17or DC in Punjab,
01:19in 1970,
01:21there was an act.
01:23It was called the Village Patrol Act.
01:25If you don't know,
01:27in the first three days,
01:29the SPO was appointed.
01:31I told the SSC,
01:33to read the act,
01:35to read the law,
01:37not to go to the robbers,
01:39but to save the people.
01:42You don't need to give a license to anyone.
01:45Read the Act of 1860,
01:47you can ask anyone,
01:49to go to the robbers,
01:51you don't need a license.
01:53You can give a weapon,
01:55or go to the robbers.
01:57They don't do this.
01:59Whoever is attacked,
02:01they get a gunman's salary of Rs. 80,000.
02:03The one who shoots bullets,
02:05they don't get that.
02:07They get a constable's salary of Rs. 80,000.
02:10They get a constable's salary of Rs. 80,000.
02:13They get a constable's salary of Rs. 80,000.
02:16This is the situation in Punjab.
02:19No one is ready to speak.
02:21No one is ready to look.
02:23No one is ready to take responsibility.
02:26I saw a photo of a senior officer.
02:29I don't think it was a photo.
02:32I didn't see it in the newspapers.
02:35I don't know.
02:37I don't know.
02:39I don't know.
02:41What I am saying is,
02:43they should be scared.
02:45They should stand up and say,
02:47this is a police officer,
02:49he is doing this.
02:51He is saving himself.
02:53He is killing people.
02:55This is police brutality.
02:57We have to take action.
02:59This is not a homeless property.
03:01We have to write again.
03:03We had a cybercrime meeting.
03:05I told them to talk about cybercrime.
03:08The crime that is happening in Punjab.
03:11The nexus of gangsters and radicals.
03:14The nexus of gangsters and radicals.
03:17They should talk about this.
03:19This is not a cybercrime.
03:21This is a crime.
03:23Those who know,
03:25they should talk about this.
03:27They should prove themselves guilty.
03:30They should prove themselves guilty.
03:42You responded to the media that
03:55I don't know if it was the government or the police, but it was a peaceful protest.
04:03In the first day, there were no police stations around.
04:06The only thing we needed was food.
04:08We used to go to the police station with our LMGs.
04:13We used to camp outside the police station.
04:15When we were going to Mirabad, there were police stations there.
04:21When the police station was closed, the police station doors were closed.
04:26They didn't even open the doors.
04:28They kept fighting.
04:30If the police chief was not like me, I would have dismissed the DSC immediately.
04:34People were arguing with me.
04:36I told them to talk behind their backs.
04:38They said, you are an Englishman.
04:40You are a slave to the public.
04:44You will have to die.
04:46This is why the government fought with the gangsters.
04:56We are going to the same place.
04:58The Punjabi people in Delhi have sent us a report.
05:02You tell me about it.
05:05The government of India has written a letter to the Punjabi people.
05:09They are threatening to kill us.
05:12We are going to Delhi.
05:15The terrorism and gangsterism of the Punjabi people is going to Delhi.
05:20We are going to Delhi.
05:22We are going to Delhi.
05:24We are going to Delhi.
05:26We are going to Delhi.
05:28We are going to Delhi.
05:30We are going to Delhi.
05:32The government has decided to send a grenade to the foreign aid.
05:40This is a grenade.
05:42If someone has a grenade, how much will it cost?
05:47They act like they are always working.
05:49What you said about the police going against the government is not true.
05:52The police cannot be trusted to betray the government.
05:55The intelligence agencies are not informed of this.
05:57The unimportant thing that we have not been informed about,
05:59the Ministry of Justice, the Foreign Affairs,
06:01the government can laugh at us.
06:09Ask the people about the terrorism.
06:11They say лучший великолепный из испании,
06:13來 и зреть в治ить народ.
06:15I'm going to be
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