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The Supreme Court intervened over traffic restrictions, metro closures and train cancellations imposed in Delhi ahead of the CJP protest. The court said public transport cannot be completely stopped and stressed the need to protect commuters, workers and students. It directed authorities to allow regulated metro and railway services, identify alternative routes and publicise them. While recognising the government’s responsibility to maintain law and order, the bench emphasised proportionate measures that protect citizens’ right to movement. Petitioners raised concerns over metro station closures, train cancellations and police action, while Solicitor General Tushar Mehta cited previous law-and-order incidents.
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00:00Good evening and welcome to 5 Live. Thank you for tuning in. I'm Pooja Shali.
00:04Let me tell you about the top stories that you can expect through the bulletin
00:08and what's happening through the day across India.
00:10It's the Delhi star, the shutdown and the showdown.
00:13And next 24 hours are going to be very crucial.
00:15The police has not given permission to the protest, but the CJP says
00:19we are coming and we are going to go ahead with the protest.
00:22Also asking more people to join in.
00:24The police says don't join this unlawful protest.
00:29Another story that's coming in, it's Elon Musk versus India now
00:33or at least the government over Starlink license.
00:36And with Rahul Gandhi jumping into the argument now,
00:40Elon Musk is asking who's the real boss in India?
00:43Why am I not being allowed?
00:44The government maintains there is a strict security clearance
00:47and they are going to follow all norms before the spectrum is assigned.
00:52The number three top story that's coming in is about
00:56Donald Trump administration and its U.S. visa curbs.
01:00India has responded.
01:02India also draws the line on the visa curbs.
01:04India has very categorically said to J.D. Vance
01:07about the sort of statement that was made about endangered servants.
01:11Let's begin first with the headlines.
01:18National capital Delhi is being fortified ahead of the Cockroach Janata Party protests tomorrow.
01:23Cops are seeking closure of 57 metro stations.
01:26Supreme Court says there shall be no complete prohibition on metro trains.
01:29Directing the cops to ensure minimum inconvenience though for people.
01:40India block meeting at the old parliament building and that will begin shortly.
01:45We'll cut across to that.
01:46Opposition MPs want to chalk out a strategy to meet before meeting the president,
01:50Draupadi Murmu and the meeting that is likely at 8pm tonight.
02:01TVK's massive lead in both Tamil Nadu by poll seats.
02:05Vijay's party is way ahead in both Dhara, Puram and Madhuran, Takam.
02:09Over 10,000 vote lead by TVK in both the seats.
02:23But it's not just about what happened in Tamil Nadu.
02:26It's also about Nandi Gram by-election, this BJP landslide victory that's coming in.
02:30Vicky, the pick Hasirani Rat has won now officially by over 1.22 lakh votes.
02:37Bengal Chief Minister Suvindu Adhikari appreciating this historic, unprecedented victory
02:42in a constituency like Nandi Gram.
02:48And in other news, the Jewar Airport in Noida has been renamed after Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
02:55As PM Modi completes 25 years of public seva,
02:59the Yogi Cabinet has approved the renaming of the Jewar Airport
03:02on the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
03:17The top story is coming in from Tamil Nadu.
03:19It is again an ongoing trust being shown by people on Vijay's government and the party.
03:24TVK's massive lead on both seats in Tamil Nadu by-election.
03:28This is Talafati's victory.
03:29Pose also that is coming.
03:30Look at that.
03:31That's the first official picture of Vijay with his loyalists
03:34after leading in both by-polls, in both seats of the by-elections.
03:39So after round 13,
03:41Madhuran Takam, where TVK is leading by 14,109 votes.
03:46This is a margin you cannot defeat.
03:48And after round 20,
03:49TVK was leading by over 10,000 votes at least.
03:52In both constituencies for now,
03:53TVK appears to be leading.
03:55Anaga, Keshav joining me.
03:57Anaga, how does one see this kind of victory that appears to be coming in for Vijay?
04:02I still remember the day when he was being dismissed.
04:05And then from a day from that,
04:08he's won and then almost as it looks like winning the by-elections also.
04:12Anaga, tell us about the two seats and how significant this is.
04:17Well, in fact, the TVK has won in both the by-poll constituencies,
04:22Madhuran Takam and Dharah Puram and that picture.
04:24Dharah Puram is coming in from the chief minister's room in the secretariat.
04:30You can see ministers,
04:33Adhavarjuna, Arunraj,
04:35Usi Anand,
04:36Siddhartha, Nirmal Kumar
04:37and at the centre is the chief minister Vijay in silk,
04:42dhoti and silk shirt.
04:43That's quite that post that they've made there.
04:45In fact, that was the post that Vijay had made in assembly
04:48while he was mocking after the former chief minister, Mr. Stalin.
04:52So, therefore, they've recreated that post over there symbolizing the victory post as they would like to call it.
05:00It's a message that TVK has, you know,
05:03with this victory, their total tally in the assembly,
05:07it goes up to 109.
05:09So, there are five other constituencies where by-poll will likely happen
05:13because five other MLAs had also resigned, AIDMK, MLAs.
05:17So, if they end up winning five more, you know, five more constituencies,
05:22then their tally in the assembly will shoot up to 113,
05:24which is just past the majority mark that they would require.
05:28So, quite interesting,
05:29this particular victory post that we're looking at coming in from the chief minister's cabin in the secretariat.
05:34Incredible, I have to say.
05:35Remember, because as a superstar and actor,
05:38many political veterans had dismissed them.
05:41But what did he see?
05:42From the AIDMK, from the DMK,
05:44people are now flocking to his party to join
05:46and now winning in by-elections too.
05:48Anagar Kesha with all the latest.
05:49That's a victory post by Vijay and his team members.
05:54Let me now bring you to national capital, Delhi.
05:57This is top story of the day.
05:58And I'll take you one by one
05:59to what has happened in the past 24 hours.
06:02Delhi is in the grip of a massive political storm.
06:05It's been over a week now.
06:07The battle over the SIR exercise has kept political tensions high.
06:12Ahead of the October 10 protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar,
06:15the showdown has reached the Supreme Court as well.
06:18The matter was heard by the top bench of the court.
06:21In the backdrop of restrictions on trains,
06:24trains are being cancelled from some of the originating stations.
06:2757 metro stations are likely to be where the trains will not hold.
06:33Public movement will be restricted
06:35and it's triggered a legal challenge.
06:37The top court has stepped in with a clear message.
06:39Regulate, sure, but don't shut down.
06:42Don't cause inconvenience to all the commuters
06:46and, of course, people of Delhi.
06:48Apex Court, look closely on your screens.
06:51The Apex Court has questioned the proportion
06:53of a complete stoppage, of shutdown of metro and railway services.
06:58Chief Justice Surya Kant making it clear
07:00that regulation and total prohibition are two different things.
07:05So what has the court directed then?
07:07Metro services must not be completely stopped.
07:10Regulation is understandable.
07:11But authorities need to ensure
07:13that rail services operate in a suitably regulated manner
07:17and minimise the inconvenience to the commuters.
07:20The court has acknowledged though
07:22that the responsibility of agencies
07:24to maintain law and order is understandable
07:26but stressed that security measures
07:28must remain proportionate
07:30and minimise that inconvenience to the general public.
07:33But what about the government?
07:35The union government has defended security concerns
07:38and the measures being taken.
07:40Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued
07:42that law enforcement agencies need flexibility
07:44because the situation can change rapidly.
07:47And also like we have seen in the past few days
07:50especially with the CJP protest
07:51that was peaceful for many days
07:53and then turned violent.
07:56The government cited injuries to police personnel
07:58during earlier protests
07:59and alleged that there were attempts by demonstrators
08:01to move toward the parliament.
08:03And when stopped
08:04there was a physical confrontation and much worse.
08:08Incidents of alleged attacks on women cops
08:11were also highlighted by the police.
08:13The police challenging though
08:15the restrictions that are being argued
08:17that a peaceful protest
08:18cannot become grounds for blanket curbs across Delhi.
08:22Senior advocates Kapil Sibbir, Prashant Bhushan
08:25flagged the reported train cancellations
08:28from several cities toward Delhi
08:29both toward Nizamuddin and New Delhi stations.
08:33The metro closure
08:34the difficulties faced by ordinary citizens
08:36and thankfully it's not a working office day.
08:39Nevertheless, metro and trains are clearly still used.
08:42Concerns were also raised
08:44over alleged attempt to discourage people
08:46from leaving hostels
08:47or their paying guest accommodations
08:48or even their home.
08:49The court clarified that the immediate focus
08:52was the freedom of movement
08:53access to public facilities for citizens
08:55who were not participating in the protest.
08:58Minister Smriti Rani speaking
09:00ladies and gentlemen
09:01let's listen in to her.
09:02Thank you very much.
09:08Marks, Marks, Marks के संदर्भ में
09:11छात्राओं का
09:14सोशन करने का प्रयास कर रहे थे.
09:18जबसे ये बात उजागर हुई
09:22तबसे लेकर अब तक
09:25Congress के निवर्तमान अध्यक्ष
09:27जो बार-बार
09:28smashing the patriarchy की बात करते हैं
09:31उन्होंने एक भी कारवाई
09:33क्या Congress के सांसद के खिलाफ की
09:38आज
09:40समचार में ये ग्यात हुआ है
09:42कि एक internal complaint committee
09:46ने inquiry बिठाई
09:49जिसमें Congress के सांसद
09:53बिमॉल अकोई जाम के खिलाफ
09:56आरोप
09:57सत्यापित हुए
10:02क्या Congress के निवर्तमान अध्यक्ष
10:05ये बतला पाएंगे
10:08कि क्यूं
10:13उन्होंने अब तक
10:17अपने सांसद पर लगे
10:20आरोप नहीं
10:21बलकि investigation के बाद पाए गए
10:24इन तथ्यों पर कोई
10:25political कारवाई नहीं की
10:34लेकिन इस प्रशन का जवाब
10:37मुझे उनके
10:40स्वेम के हाल ही में दिली में
10:43महिला पुलीस कर्मी के साथ
10:45बलकिस्ट अफ्रशन का लुब लगे
10:59how it's the Congress leaders who've been facing the sexual assault allegations.
11:03So the BJP also, the ministers, the leaders are coming in and defending not just the police,
11:10but they are saying that how can unlawful behavior be permitted under any circumstances.
11:15But Saturday morning is going to be very specific.
11:18At the heart of the battle is a question that goes beyond politics.
11:21How do you maintain law and order without bringing an entire city,
11:25and not just any city, country's capital city, to a standstill?
11:29We could be bracing for another major CJP agitation from tomorrow.
11:34And this time, unlike the previous ones, security response has been sweeping.
11:39Precautionary measures are in place.
11:41If you're a Delhi resident or even an NCR,
11:43you must know what exactly is Delhi preparing for, for the weekend.
11:47How extensive are the restrictions?
11:49How can CJP's second round of agitation deliver the political impact
11:52that its supporters are hopeful about, but without the violence and bloodshed?
12:11This is what Delhi witnessed in July during the CJP protest.
12:19And now, the national capital is bracing for CJP's stir 2.0 on Saturday.
12:30It is a season of protest, and the cockroach Janata Party has announced a stir against CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
12:40But this time, in light of the violence and clashes during the July 20 protest,
12:45cops this time are taking no chances.
12:47There is a virtual lockdown in Delhi.
12:52In the New Delhi area, 163 BNSS is in operation,
12:57and under which, to maintain public order and safety,
13:02reasonable preventive restriction is at place.
13:06It is further important to mention that,
13:08if anybody violates the 163 BNSS provisions,
13:13then proper legal action will be taken against them.
13:20The administration and police have taken several precautionary measures for the protest,
13:25including asking 57 metro stations to shut,
13:30cancelling several trains on October 10,
13:32deploying 200 CAPF companies and keeping liquor shops shut.
13:36These are just some of the measures taken so far.
13:44Mock drills were conducted.
13:46Public announcements, requests have been made to protesters.
13:50Kness Guranes, in the Indigenous community,
13:56For the female police personnel,
13:59they are used indescent language and actions.
14:03This is for the police to instigate.
14:06They are doing the best to damage the image.
14:08The Delhi police, then, professionally,
14:10are in law and order and control their own duty.
14:14And we are working professionally for their own safety.
14:43A viral video has emerged
14:46of a cop inside a dargah
14:47making an announcement
14:48asking people not to let
14:50their children join the
14:51CJP protest.
15:13Add to all these curbs
15:15and warnings,
15:16Delhi cops have refused
15:18permission for the stir.
15:21That has only
15:22emboldened the
15:24CJP further.
15:28The
15:29government has a designated
15:32protest.
15:33Article 90 has a fundamental
15:35right.
15:36So what was needed?
15:52With the CGP not budging, Delhi is all set for more action.
15:58Will the Gen Z protest 2.0, which ousted Dharmendra Pradhan, be able to make CEC Gyanish Kumar resign?
16:06It all depends on Saturday's capital stir.
16:12With Arvind Doja and Anshil Singh, Bureau Report, India Today.
16:19So the fight from the streets and then there is fight in the courts as well.
16:23Let's try and understand both perspectives.
16:25Our legal correspondent Anisha Mathur is joining me.
16:27Also Anshil Singh from On The Ground.
16:29Anshil has covered the previous CGP, the India Bloc protests as well,
16:32especially the ones that turned confrontational.
16:34And now this one.
16:35First of all, Anisha, break it down for us.
16:38How should one view what the Supreme Court observations say?
16:41See, Pooja, the Supreme Court has tried to walk a very thin tightrope.
16:46On one side is the question of how exactly is the police and the administration
16:53restricting travel, restricting movement, restricting trains, cancelling trains.
16:58They're going to PGEs, they're going to mosques, they're going to RWAs,
17:02they're telling people not to come out and join a protest.
17:05In a country where the right to protest, the right to associate, the right to gather is a fundamental right.
17:12On the other side is the government, which is saying that these are people who have gone beyond the permissions
17:20that were given earlier.
17:21This is a high security area.
17:23This is a security risk.
17:24They don't know how many people are expected and they are predicting violence and unruly behavior on the streets of
17:33the national capital in the very, very high security zones.
17:36And that is why the police says, through the solicitor general, that they need flexibility, they need the security.
17:43The Supreme Court trying to balance the Supreme Court saying, well, the protesters, the people who have organized the protests
17:51are not before us.
17:52So we don't know how many people are expected.
17:54We don't know what kind of protests they are planning.
17:57But for the sake of the general public, at least don't do a complete ban on trains.
18:03Don't completely stop trains, don't completely stop metros, don't completely stop the road.
18:09And as far as the larger issue of the fear being created, which is what the petitioner said, police going
18:17to RWAs, police going to PGs, police going to mosques to warn people not to come out is a direct
18:23violation of people's fundamental rights.
18:26That issue the court will hear at a later date.
18:29For now, what the court has said is that we are requesting the government to reconsider the complete shutdown of
18:37trains, metros and roads in the national capital.
18:39And that's fair. There may or may not be a protest.
18:41And the protest, for whatever reason, is also being, is not getting the permission.
18:46But why should the general public or other commuters suffer with the blockage of the trains and the metro rail
18:54as well?
18:55Anisho, stay on with me. I won't use coming in.
18:57Ladies and gentlemen, in Connaught Place on a Saturday, shops and offices will be shut.
19:04Usually Saturday, anyone who's been a Delhi resident or has been to Connaught Place would know it's always packed and
19:09definitely on a weekend.
19:10But all shop owners, office establishments in Connaught Place has been advised by the authorities that they will have to
19:19close the doors tomorrow.
19:21It's also looking at the critical situation around Connaught Place.
19:23The NDTA strictly advising all shops and establishments, including office and restaurants and CPE, to stay vigilant.
19:31Close down as a precautionary safety measure.
19:34So, this is interesting. They can open, but looking at the situation and how developing it will be,
19:40all the establishment owners and occupiers are requested to cooperate with above directions to avoid any unpleasant situation.
19:45Save yourself from any loss of property and injury during expected protests.
19:52Anshul Singh on this.
19:54Anshul, is that in some way telling these establishments that if the protest turns violent,
20:00it's going to be on the properties as well. There could be loot, there could be attacks on you.
20:05Avoid that. Close it.
20:08Well, definitely, that is what it is seeming like.
20:11Right time, the Delhi police is trying to take all the precautionary measures so that lawlessness does not spread on
20:16the streets of Central Delhi yet again as to what happened on the 20th of July.
20:21And that is the reason why all these precautionary measures are being taken.
20:25There is a likelihood that schools could also be asked to shut down.
20:29Officers have been asked to shut down in the entire district of New Delhi.
20:33Apart from that, as you rightly mentioned, the heart of the National Capital has also been asked to stay as
20:40a precautionary measure.
20:41Because if things go out of hand, if the situation turns unruly, then definitely it is going to be very,
20:47very difficult for the Delhi police to also go ahead
20:49and ensure safety and security to these top owners as well.
20:52And hence, as a precautionary measure, the Delhi police have gone ahead.
20:55I have to ask you this. The criticism here would be, how is the Delhi police closing down everything, locking
21:00down everything?
21:01Everyone, irrespective of their ideology, have a right of democratic, peaceful protest?
21:08Well, definitely, there is a right. But that right has also some caveats.
21:13There are guidelines that have been given by Nanda Svambi's Supreme Court itself.
21:16Well, if there is a collection in a protest of more than 500 people, then the protest side is not
21:23Jantar Mantar.
21:24It should be Ramdila Maidan. And for that, they do not need the permission of the Delhi police.
21:28They need the permission of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation.
21:31And this could have easily been done by the Kaukri Jantar Party,
21:34as we know that this is a guideline that has been given by the Supreme Court itself.
21:38But since Jantar Mantar is very close to the election commission,
21:41probably that is the reason why Jantar Mantar has been chosen as the location.
21:45Also, the recall memory of Jantar Mantar is more amongst the people.
21:49So that could be one of the strategies why CJP has decided to go ahead and give this dhana at
21:53Jantar Mantar,
21:55even after they knew that the Supreme Court guidelines actually suggest that this kind of large protest
22:00should happen at Ramdila Maidan and not at Jantar Mantar.
22:03And that is one of the reasons why the Delhi police have net done permission and has virtually gone ahead.
22:08Stay tuned, ladies and gentlemen, because I can assure you that
22:11it's not an off day for India Today colleagues.
22:13All of us are going to ensure to be tracking every detail from the police to the protesters,
22:18on the ground, all the updates that are coming in about what does Delhi look like on a Saturday
22:23when it's almost a lockdown over a protest.
22:26The Delhi, as a national capital, is bracing clearly for the Kaukri Jantar Party's October 10th showdown.
22:32And all sorts of precautionary measures are being taken so that the previous time situation does not rise.
22:38Team India Today, travel to the heart of Delhi,
22:40could not place on nearby areas to understand how prepared is the administration for this.
22:46Metro stations, railway networks, public spaces and sensitive locations,
22:50all of that is facing a sweeping security plan.
22:54This is a combined Team India Today report from On The Ground.
23:11The Kaukri Jantar Party has given a call of protest that should be done at Jantar Mantar tomorrow.
23:17However, the permission for this protest has still not been granted from the side of the Delhi police,
23:21but the Delhi police is preparing for the worst and that is the reason why heavy security deployment has been
23:26made
23:27all across the New Delhi district.
23:29Currently, I am reporting from Janpatrota and right behind me, the barricades that you are seeing,
23:32these barricades actually go ahead and lead, say, towards Jantar Mantar, which is just 500 meters away from here.
23:38And if I could just give you a sense of these visuals,
23:40these barricades that you are seeing has ensured that traffic is absolutely blocked in this entire area.
23:45Even pedestrians are not allowed to move through these barricades.
23:50What is very, very interesting and very pertinent to note that more than 300 CCTV cameras have been installed.
23:57New CCTV cameras, in fact, have been installed in this entire district of New Delhi.
24:02These cameras just do not record visuals, but also have the capability of recording audios.
24:08Now, the control room for the CCTV cameras have been built up in police stations,
24:13in the nearest police station or the vicinity or jurisdiction in which these cameras have been installed.
24:33This production is going to be a good effect on Delhi's borders, which is seen in some of the borders.
24:39The footfall has been reduced in some of the borders.
24:41This is a lot of traffic here.
24:43The roads have been closed in the last few days.
24:47They have been adverse in these countries.
24:48They have been flooded.
24:50They are really overwhelmed by people's restaurants.
24:53These people are in being really overwhelmed by people's borders.
24:55How are these people doing this?
24:59The last time we got a protest like this was 10 days ago,
25:05ourraphy family has almost down to 10% of the reasons.
25:09The last few days we got down to 30% only.
25:12The government needs to make the solution to the government.
25:17The right is a democratic country.
25:20The public should not be held at ransom.
25:22The stations are closed and there will be no trains.
25:25The internet is closed.
25:33We have to wait to see that the government has to follow the direction of the government.
25:44I am on the M.G. Road Metro Station, where there is a warning from the people of the people
25:55of Gurdwau.
25:57You can see that all the young people of the police have been here.
26:01And one of them has also been tested.
26:04You can see some of them on the side.
26:35The police have been tested.
27:01But the situation gets interesting, because remember, the CJP protest a few days ago was also organized in a
27:06Mumbai where it was smooth, peaceful and cooperated with the Mumbai police.
27:11So in an exclusive interview with Sahil Joshi at the India Today Mumbai Conclave,
27:15Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavest alleged that even ultra-left groups like the CJP
27:20are exploiting the vacuum created by a weak opposition to target institutions, including the RBI, Election Commission and more.
27:28And while defending peaceful protests like that one in Mumbai, demanding for resignations as democratic rights, Fadnavest warned,
27:36abuse and criminal elements are crossing the line into disorder.
27:41Listen in to this special chat.
27:44The Diri has been tested.
27:46The Diri has been tested for your job.
27:47As I heard that we saw that they have been saying that Devin Raffaednavest is a soft-hearted man.
27:51They have not done a harm.
27:53They have helped us to fight for us.
27:55They have been tested for us.
27:55But in Delhi, we saw that the Diri had a lot of fear that the Diri has been tested for
27:59what kind of harm.
28:00The police has been done for which kind of brutality.
28:02you have a little different view of your view, but you think that you can handle a better
28:07way of dealing with Delhi?
28:12If you want to give your boss a little, then I will say that the boss is a good boss.
28:20The problem is the boss.
28:22The boss is a big boss.
28:23He is not like a boss.
28:25This is very common.
28:26The boss doesn't want to be happy.
28:29He doesn't want to be happy.
28:30He doesn't want to be happy.
28:32If the boss doesn't understand that this is why he is saying that he is a very good man,
28:38then I mean, sorry to say, but nothing can happen from this.
28:43Okay.
28:44But I can ask this.
28:46We can ask what he sees.
28:47This is true.
28:49Your police have handled this whole deal with a lot of understanding.
28:52He has handled it.
28:53There was not a single case of lathi charge.
28:57There was not a single case of firing tear gas.
29:03There is not a single case of that.
29:05No doubt of brutality.
29:06In fact, Maharashtra was one of the first state.
29:08After the Supreme Court of the Supreme Court,
29:10there was also the first cases to take away from Maharashtra.
29:13There was no such cases in FIR,
29:16which you have to criminalize them,
29:19or the students have to cut off the police station.
29:21This is also the reality.
29:23That's why we are saying that there is a tariff.
29:24No, no, see.
29:25You don't want to take that tariff.
29:28I don't want to take that tariff.
29:38There is a trap.
29:41That's why such a tariff is okay.
29:44But I want to tell you this.
29:46Normally, Maharashtra,
29:48we always have a policy that,
29:52wherever you can engage,
29:55and until the extreme pressure of the law,
30:01we don't have to reach the law.
30:03We don't do the law.
30:05But sometimes this happens,
30:07you can see,
30:08as in Delhi,
30:10that if these people are going to go through,
30:13there is no question.
30:14Some people will go through,
30:15they will go through.
30:17This is the country.
30:20This is the police force.
30:21This is the police force.
30:22And in the world,
30:23there is a tendency to see
30:24that this is a weak democracy,
30:26this is a weak country,
30:27that the people who go through,
30:30and the people who go through,
30:32and the people who go through.
30:34This is not good for the country.
30:36Ultimately,
30:38one that is our deterrent in the world,
30:40a common country,
30:42this is a weak country.
30:44This is a weak country.
30:44So,
30:45that's why,
30:46sometimes,
30:46we have to do this,
30:47that when someone is not prepared to believe,
30:50people take the law in the hand,
30:52and take the law of the law,
30:53and take the law of the law,
30:54and take the law of the law,
30:56and take the law of the law,
30:58And,
31:01we have to do this,
31:04with the law of the law,
31:05and take the law of the law,
31:07and take the law of the law,
31:07and take the law of the law.
31:13Stay tuned,
31:14because in just a short while,
31:15the India block meeting is set to begin.
31:17They want to strategize,
31:18how precisely,
31:19to be able to inform,
31:21the president,
31:23Draupadi Murmu,
31:23who they are meeting at around 8 pm,
31:26about what their view is,
31:27as a united opposition.
31:28The meeting of the MPs is starting already,
31:31and you are told,
31:31they are arriving,
31:32at the old parliament building.
31:34This key huddle,
31:35is ahead,
31:35of the president meeting,
31:37at about 8 pm,
31:38expected tonight.
31:39So it's likely,
31:40of course,
31:40that the agenda,
31:41will be discussed,
31:42ahead of the meeting.
31:43India block netas,
31:44will be meeting the president,
31:45primarily,
31:46to put forth their view,
31:47when it comes to,
31:48against the CEC,
31:49on the SR exercise,
31:50and more.
31:51They will be meeting,
31:52the president,
31:53especially as the protests,
31:54continue against,
31:55chief election commissioner,
31:56Gyanesh Kumar.
31:57The government has said,
31:58he's not going anywhere,
31:59he's done nothing wrong.
32:00The court,
32:00hasn't really found,
32:02any concerns,
32:03and issues,
32:03when it comes to the SIR,
32:05for it,
32:05to be recalled.
32:07Let's listen in now,
32:07to what the leaders,
32:08of the opposition,
32:09are saying,
32:10and how geared up,
32:11they are,
32:11to meet the president.
32:23of the opposition,
32:25and the government,
32:26what is the strategy,
32:27like,
32:27for the opposition,
32:28right now?
32:29Amit,
32:29ahead of the meeting.
32:35Pooja,
32:35there is,
32:36first agenda,
32:37that has to be dealt with,
32:38is,
32:39you know,
32:40the names,
32:40of leaders,
32:41who have to go,
32:42and,
32:42meet President,
32:43Draupadi Murmu.
32:44What I am given,
32:45to understand,
32:45through my sources,
32:46that six names,
32:47were already locked,
32:48this morning.
32:48Rahul Gandhi,
32:49Leader of Opposition,
32:50in Lok Sabha.
32:51Mr. Malik Arjun Kargay,
32:52Leader of Opposition,
32:53in Rajasabha.
32:54Mahmata Banerjee,
32:55of the AITC.
32:56Tejasvi Yadav,
32:57from RJD.
32:58Rajiv Rai,
32:59from Samajwadi Party,
33:00because Mr. Akhil Shadav,
33:01would be busy,
33:02with some personal work,
33:03in UP.
33:04Along with that,
33:05MABB,
33:06who is the,
33:06General Secretary,
33:07of the CPM.
33:08These six names,
33:09were locked.
33:10Now, the India Bloc,
33:10will,
33:11in a way,
33:12also decide,
33:12the rest of five,
33:13to six names.
33:14I am given,
33:14to understand,
33:15that the number,
33:16would be anything,
33:16beyond 10.
33:18So,
33:1812 or 30 names,
33:19could be decided,
33:20by India Bloc.
33:21Maybe the delegation,
33:22that has been approved,
33:24by the President's office,
33:25could be something,
33:26around 10.
33:26That is why,
33:27these numbers,
33:27are being,
33:28you know,
33:28taken.
33:29After that,
33:29what we will see,
33:30is that,
33:31around 7.45.
33:32I will,
33:33request,
33:33Lokendra,
33:34pan the camera,
33:35once,
33:36to the other side.
33:37That's the,
33:37parliament building.
33:38And,
33:39from this side,
33:40you will see,
33:40these parliamentarians,
33:41from the India Bloc,
33:42heading towards,
33:44Vijay Chowk,
33:44where I am standing,
33:45right now.
33:45Now,
33:46this is not,
33:47a long stretch,
33:49maybe 200 meters,
33:51inside the parliament,
33:52another 150 meters,
33:53out here,
33:53at Vijay Chowk.
33:54And,
33:55that's the barricade,
33:55where you will see,
33:56the banner,
33:58of Delhi police kept.
33:59So, out there,
34:00these MPs,
34:01would be stopped.
34:02The select members,
34:03who have approval,
34:04to go to the President's house,
34:07they will be proceeding here,
34:09from,
34:09via,
34:10Raicena road,
34:12Raicena hill rather.
34:13Yes, stay on,
34:13stay on with this visual,
34:14because these are the latest images,
34:15on your screen,
34:16that have come in.
34:17The opposition MPs,
34:18sitting together,
34:19posing,
34:20and this is a moment,
34:21of unity,
34:22that they are showing.
34:23That it's not about,
34:24Samajwadi party,
34:25or the TMC,
34:25or the congress party,
34:26they are together in this.
34:27And of course,
34:28a small delegation,
34:29is going to meet the President.
34:30I want to ask you,
34:32Amit,
34:33are all these MPs,
34:34going to go from Lok Sabha,
34:35Rajya Sabha,
34:37or is there a specific delegation,
34:39of a number,
34:40that is going to represent?
34:46Pooja,
34:47I was told through my sources,
34:48within the India blog,
34:49that the meeting,
34:50yes,
34:51every MP will be there,
34:52in that,
34:53this particular meeting,
34:54who are in Delhi,
34:55and most of the MPs,
34:56were already given a signal,
34:57that you cannot leave,
34:58the national capital,
34:59till the 9th of October.
35:01And this was the reason,
35:03why they were told,
35:03to stay back,
35:04in the national capital.
35:05In fact,
35:05attempts were made,
35:07by the Congress party,
35:08as well,
35:08to reach out,
35:09to the senior leaders,
35:10of the India block,
35:12to ensure that,
35:12when this moment,
35:13comes in,
35:14where they have to go,
35:15and meet the President,
35:16in that moment,
35:17there should be top leaders,
35:18of the India block,
35:19present as well.
35:19And that is why,
35:20Mohameda Banerjee,
35:21specifically,
35:22you know,
35:23flew from Kolkata,
35:24yesterday itself,
35:25to reach here.
35:26Abhishek Banerjee,
35:26has been camping,
35:27in the national capital,
35:28for the past four days.
35:29And,
35:30the CPM general secretary,
35:31is also stationed,
35:33in the national capital,
35:34for the past,
35:34four to five days.
35:35It,
35:36this is the moment,
35:37for which,
35:38all of this calibration,
35:39was done.
35:40Mr. Akhilesh Yadav,
35:41I am being told,
35:42has a very personal reason,
35:43because of which,
35:44he couldn't make it,
35:46to the national capital,
35:47and that's why,
35:47Rajiv Rai's name,
35:49was selected,
35:49by Samajwadi party.
35:50He is,
35:51one of the senior,
35:51most MPs,
35:53within Samajwadi.
35:53Isn't that noticeable, Amir?
35:55That previous protest,
35:56at Rajghat,
35:57also,
35:58Akhilesh Yadav,
35:59was not seen,
36:00and again,
36:00this time,
36:00or do you think,
36:01this is just about,
36:01prior engagements?
36:03Finally.
36:07Yeah.
36:08So, yesterday,
36:09Akhilesh Yadav's tour,
36:10to Ayodhya,
36:10was already locked,
36:11so that is why,
36:12he was not there.
36:13Today,
36:13I am being told,
36:14it's a very personal reason,
36:15because tomorrow,
36:16there is some,
36:17family event.
36:18I believe,
36:19it is,
36:19Mulaim Singh Yadav's,
36:20you know,
36:22death anniversary,
36:23because of which,
36:25he is not making it,
36:26to here,
36:27to the national capital,
36:28and because of which,
36:29Rajiv Rai's name,
36:31was sent,
36:31but,
36:32Samajwadi party,
36:32is also sending fillers,
36:33that no,
36:34there is no,
36:35miscommunication,
36:36between the,
36:36Congress party,
36:37and Samajwadi party,
36:39and India block,
36:40is on board,
36:40as far as,
36:41Gyanish Kumar issue,
36:42is concerned.
36:43Today,
36:43for now,
36:43we can see,
36:44and Amit,
36:44keep tracking,
36:45that meeting,
36:46as he's showing us,
36:47the rule,
36:47to the president's estate,
36:49already being barricaded,
36:50the prep is on,
36:51for the opposition leaders,
36:52to know,
36:528pm tonight,
36:53we're expecting,
36:54that meeting,
36:55to be happening,
36:56we'll keep tracking,
36:57of what happens,
36:58with that meeting,
36:59and the protest.
37:01Alright,
37:02shifting focus now,
37:03after the United States,
37:04Vice President,
37:05accused Microsoft,
37:06of abusing,
37:07the permanent labor,
37:07certification program,
37:09which,
37:10according to his accusation,
37:11replaced,
37:12American workers,
37:12with non-Americans,
37:13J.D. Vance,
37:15suspended,
37:15the PERM program,
37:17for several,
37:17tech giants,
37:18making it clear,
37:19that they need to hire,
37:20great American,
37:21talented workers,
37:22instead of replacing them,
37:23with foreign labor,
37:25but his words,
37:26foreign indentured servants,
37:28India,
37:29gave a befitting reply,
37:30to America,
37:31over Indians,
37:31working in the USA,
37:32but the remark,
37:33by J.D. Vance,
37:33and a Vice President,
37:34no less,
37:35has snowballed,
37:36into a massive controversy,
37:37because Washington's,
37:38green card crackdown,
37:39triggered headlines,
37:41the Lal street,
37:41had a different takeaway,
37:43Indian IT stocks,
37:44emerged,
37:44among the biggest gainers,
37:46TCS,
37:47is leading the rally,
37:48followed,
37:49by Infosys,
37:50this is very interesting,
37:51and Wipro,
37:51also in this,
37:53Indian ADS,
37:54had also advanced,
37:55overnight,
37:55on the Wall Street,
37:57what does this mean,
37:59investors appear,
37:59to be looking,
38:00beyond the visa shock,
38:02IT firms,
38:03signal,
38:04limited business impact,
38:06and that is all,
38:07also interesting,
38:08the manner,
38:08in which this announcement,
38:09hasn't made much of a difference,
38:11so then,
38:12how is the market,
38:13shrugging off,
38:14Washington's latest move,
38:15here's a report on that,
38:18For more than,
38:19three decades,
38:20Satya,
38:20Nadella,
38:21has been a key figure,
38:23in the transformation,
38:24of Microsoft,
38:26revolutionizing,
38:27the company,
38:28and empowering,
38:29businesses,
38:30students,
38:30and consumers,
38:32from all over the world,
38:33with some of the most,
38:34capable software,
38:36ever built,
38:37or ever even conceived.
38:39On Thursday evening,
38:41Donald Trump,
38:41announced,
38:42one of America's,
38:43highest technology honors,
38:44for Microsoft CEO,
38:46Satya Nadella.
38:47We will,
38:48always,
38:49be on top,
38:50there's nobody,
38:51that can compete,
38:53with us.
38:54But the irony,
38:55was hard to miss.
38:57Just hours,
38:59earlier,
38:59his own vice president,
39:00had announced,
39:01sweeping restrictions,
39:02against Microsoft,
39:04suspending,
39:04the company's access,
39:06to a key employment,
39:07based,
39:07green card,
39:08sponsorship program,
39:09using the term,
39:10endangered servants,
39:12for IT professionals.
39:14For every worker,
39:15that Microsoft laid off,
39:17they replaced that worker,
39:18with one and a half,
39:20foreign,
39:20indentured servants.
39:22Now that is,
39:22a scandalous system,
39:24that we've allowed,
39:24in this country,
39:25for far too long.
39:26But thanks to the work,
39:27of this task force,
39:28and thanks to the empowerment,
39:29of the president of the United States,
39:30we're going to stop it.
39:31Because thanks to,
39:32an ongoing investigation,
39:33we have decided,
39:34to suspend,
39:35the PERM program,
39:36for Microsoft,
39:38which means,
39:38they will no longer,
39:39be able to apply,
39:41their,
39:41those,
39:41they'll no longer be able,
39:43to take those H1Bs,
39:44and apply,
39:44for permanent resident status,
39:46within the United States,
39:47of America.
39:48The acts,
39:49also fell on,
39:50seven other major,
39:51technology companies,
39:53including,
39:53Indian IT Giants,
39:55TCS,
39:56Infosys,
39:57Wipro,
39:57and HCL Tech.
39:59At the heart,
40:00of the crackdown,
40:01are allegations,
40:01were abuse,
40:02of the US,
40:03permanent labor,
40:04certification program,
40:05commonly called PERM.
40:07The program,
40:08allows employers,
40:09to seek labor,
40:10certification,
40:10for foreign workers,
40:11including,
40:12those already,
40:13in the US,
40:14on H1B visas,
40:16as a crucial,
40:17step towards,
40:17employment based,
40:18permanent residency,
40:20or a green card.
40:21We are cutting,
40:22off the head,
40:23of the snake.
40:25The companies,
40:25that have enabled,
40:26this abuse,
40:27for decades,
40:29due to,
40:29ongoing,
40:30criminal investigations,
40:31led by,
40:31the Department of Labor's,
40:33Inspector General,
40:34Anthony D'Esposito,
40:35who will get,
40:35into this shortly.
40:36I am hereby,
40:37suspending,
40:38from the permanent labor,
40:39certification program,
40:41some of the largest,
40:42IT outsourcing firms,
40:44in the world.
40:45Cognizant,
40:46Infosys,
40:47Tata,
40:48Wipro,
40:49HCL,
40:50and Capgemini.
40:51And also,
40:51due to multiple,
40:52active,
40:53federal investigations,
40:54the Department of Labor,
40:55is suspending,
40:56Microsoft,
40:57and Adobe,
40:58from the program.
40:59The Ministry of External Affairs,
41:01reacted strongly,
41:03saying that,
41:03while the impact,
41:04on Indian companies,
41:05will be minimal,
41:06the descriptions,
41:07by the US Vice President,
41:09were unwarranted,
41:10and ignore the fact,
41:11that Indian professionals,
41:13in the United States,
41:14are highly educated,
41:15and skilled contributors,
41:17to its economy,
41:18and innovation ecosystem,
41:20and that resorting,
41:21to such terminology,
41:22which carried painful,
41:23historical,
41:24and colonial legacy,
41:26connotations,
41:26was deeply offensive.
41:29Microsoft,
41:30has countered,
41:30the Trump administration,
41:32narrative,
41:32saying that,
41:3380% of the,
41:346,000 H-1B visa,
41:36applications,
41:37submitted in 2025,
41:39were for employees,
41:40already working in the US,
41:41not new hires.
41:43It added that,
41:44international workers,
41:45on the H-1B visa program,
41:47are paid the same salary,
41:49as a US worker.
41:51TCS meanwhile,
41:52has said that,
41:53the suspension,
41:53will not impact,
41:54its workforce strategy,
41:56and client engagements,
41:57in the US.
41:58It added that,
41:59it actively,
41:59hires local talent,
42:01and has a robust,
42:02campus recruitment model.
42:04TCS said,
42:05its perm applications,
42:06have been in single digits,
42:08over the past two years,
42:09and reiterated,
42:10its plan,
42:11to hire an additional,
42:1215,000 employees,
42:14in the US,
42:15over the next five years.
42:16There are multiple parts,
42:18the US government working,
42:19elections are coming,
42:20next month.
42:21You know,
42:22price of diesel,
42:23price costs,
42:23have gone up in America.
42:24There's been a failure,
42:25of governance.
42:26They have to show people,
42:27the standard for the American people,
42:28etc.
42:29Easiest thing,
42:30is to bash up other people,
42:31and go after them.
42:32That's what they seem,
42:33to be doing.
42:33So we have to wait,
42:34till a very marginal impact.
42:35NASCom,
42:37also pushed back,
42:38saying,
42:38the dependency,
42:39of the Indian IT industry,
42:40on H1B visas,
42:42has been reducing,
42:43every year.
42:45According to a report,
42:46Indian IT companies,
42:47accounted for,
42:48less than 1400,
42:49of the 1,17,849,
42:52perm certifications,
42:53last year.
42:55There's also an understanding,
42:56that the decision,
42:57could be more political,
42:58than economic.
43:00The stock market,
43:02seemed to have also understood,
43:03the reasons behind the move.
43:05The IT sector,
43:06was the biggest gainer,
43:08in the market today,
43:09with TCS,
43:10leading the gains,
43:11and Wipro Infosys,
43:12falling closely.
43:13The shrug off,
43:14had in fact,
43:15started overnight,
43:16in the US market,
43:17with Indian ADRs,
43:18posting gains,
43:19despite the seemingly,
43:21negative news.
43:23The market,
43:24did not react to it,
43:25today.
43:26And,
43:26this is because,
43:27in 2025,
43:29I mean by that time,
43:30most of the companies,
43:31they had,
43:32reduced their exposure,
43:33under this regulation,
43:34and thus,
43:36today,
43:37I mean currently,
43:38it's like,
43:39you know,
43:39hardly anything,
43:40which is there,
43:42I mean the hiring,
43:43which is happening,
43:43under this regulation.
43:44So,
43:44the impact,
43:46would have been,
43:47very like you know,
43:48a neutral,
43:49kind of an impact,
43:50but not with the,
43:51TCS commentary,
43:52and with the,
43:53decent results,
43:54that the company,
43:55has come out with.
43:56So,
43:56this news,
43:57has been completely,
43:58sidelined,
43:58and,
43:59market is,
44:00trying to,
44:01cheer the,
44:02TCS numbers.
44:03The latest crackdown,
44:05comes at a particular,
44:06sensitive moment,
44:07for India,
44:08US economic relations.
44:09Trade negotiations,
44:11have hit a roadblock,
44:12with India,
44:12refusing to buckle.
44:14The Trump administration,
44:15is already,
44:16ramping up the pressure,
44:17by threatening,
44:18100% tariffs,
44:19based on,
44:20Russian oil purchases.
44:22A parallel pressure,
44:24is also coming,
44:24from Elon Musk,
44:26seen as a close,
44:27ally of Trump,
44:28who is blaming,
44:28Indian oligarchs,
44:30for not allowing,
44:31Starlink entry,
44:32into India.
44:33Though there is,
44:34no confirmed,
44:34direct link,
44:35between these,
44:36and the trade negotiations,
44:37they do highlight,
44:38Washington's,
44:39increasingly restrictive,
44:40policy environment.
44:43Bureau Report,
44:44Business Studio Television.
44:52The Ministry of External Affairs,
44:54speaking out,
44:54on the USA's,
44:55crackdown on the IT giants,
44:57is the first statement,
44:58that has come in,
44:58from Spokesperson,
44:59Randi Jaiswal.
45:00India has hit out,
45:01at the US Vice President,
45:02J.D. Vance,
45:03for labeling,
45:04the visa holders,
45:05and foreign tech professionals,
45:06as,
45:06foreign indentured servants.
45:09The characterization,
45:10New Delhi has slammed,
45:12as deeply offensive,
45:13and unwarranted.
45:14The MEA has said,
45:16and I quote it here first,
45:17The history of the United States,
45:18of America itself,
45:19has been shaped,
45:20by generations of immigrants,
45:22whose labor,
45:23enterprise,
45:23and innovation,
45:24have contributed,
45:25to its growth,
45:25and prosperity.
45:27Resorting to terms,
45:28that carry painful,
45:29historical,
45:30and colonial legacy,
45:31connotations,
45:31is deeply offensive.
45:34And it's a surprise,
45:34that J.D. Vance,
45:35would make a statement,
45:36like that,
45:37considering his own family,
45:38is also about immigrants.
45:40And at this point,
45:41remember,
45:41it's not just about,
45:43pushing for more,
45:44local American workers,
45:45that clearly may work,
45:46for the American citizens.
45:47But to use,
45:49terms like,
45:50indentured servants,
45:51usually,
45:52have been used,
45:52during the colonial era,
45:54and being spoken,
45:55by the Vice President.
45:56Listen in,
45:57to Ranbir Jaswan.
46:00It should also be clear,
46:02talent mobility,
46:04adds value,
46:04to both,
46:05economies,
46:06that is,
46:06economies of India,
46:08and the United States.
46:09In regard to,
46:10the comments,
46:11made by,
46:13US Vice President,
46:16let me say,
46:17that we believe,
46:17that such descriptions,
46:19are unwarranted,
46:20and ignore the fact,
46:21that Indian professionals,
46:22in the United States,
46:23are highly educated,
46:25and skilled contributors,
46:27to its economy,
46:29and innovation ecosystem.
46:31Indeed,
46:31the history,
46:32of the United States,
46:33itself,
46:34has been,
46:35shaped by generations,
46:36of immigrants,
46:37whose labor,
46:39enterprise,
46:40and innovation,
46:41have contributed,
46:42to its growth,
46:43and prosperity.
46:45In other news,
46:46from the USA,
46:47sports are out,
46:48over Elon Musk's,
46:49Starlink issue,
46:50in India.
46:50Musk is accusing,
46:52Indian oligarchs,
46:53of blocking the Starlink,
46:54and took to his platform X,
46:56questioning the delay,
46:57in his license.
46:58But here's how,
46:59it got more controversial.
47:00His words,
47:01were supported,
47:02and bagged,
47:02by leader of opposition,
47:04Rahul Gandhi,
47:05who then in turn,
47:06received another reply,
47:07from Elon Musk.
47:08There was a full on conversation,
47:09between Rahul Gandhi,
47:10and Elon Musk.
47:11And all of that,
47:12received a sharp retort,
47:13from the Bhartia Janata Party.
47:15Elon Musk basically said,
47:16the Starlink,
47:17was licensed,
47:17in over 165 countries,
47:19globally.
47:20It has spent,
47:20over five years,
47:21complying,
47:22with the Indian law.
47:23And then questioned,
47:24why the Indian government,
47:25is showing a delay,
47:27in the license,
47:27to Starlink.
47:29And therefore,
47:29sharpening criticism,
47:30of regulatory hurdles,
47:31directly bringing,
47:32Reliance Industries,
47:33chairperson,
47:34Mukesh Ambani,
47:35into the impasse.
47:36Also,
47:36asking whether,
47:37he is the real boss.
47:39Ambani is the real boss,
47:40of India.
47:40This is where,
47:41leader of opposition,
47:42Rahul Gandhi basically,
47:43had a pointed response,
47:45says,
47:45wait till you,
47:47discover the other guy.
47:48And to which,
47:49Elon Musk,
47:50had responded,
47:51thank you Rahul.
47:53Jyotir Aditya Sindhya,
47:54the union minister,
47:55has hit out,
47:55at the congress party,
47:56saying,
47:57the party didn't even know,
47:58whether they were going,
47:59left or right.
47:59He also said,
48:00the three parties,
48:01had been granted license,
48:02for satellite communications,
48:04but there is a security,
48:05clearance also,
48:06that's been on.
48:07Amid all of this,
48:08American singer,
48:09and actor,
48:10Mary Miliband,
48:10who has been a supporter,
48:11of India,
48:12and of Prime Minister Modi,
48:13questioned Elon Musk,
48:14also next,
48:15over his choices.
48:16Saying that,
48:17he was cozying up,
48:17to the likes of Rahul Gandhi,
48:19and that Rahul Gandhi,
48:19lacked respect,
48:20for his own country,
48:21and PM Modi,
48:22and that he's,
48:23bad company.
48:24Miliband,
48:25even asked,
48:26and requested,
48:26masks,
48:27to stay away,
48:27from wannabes,
48:29like Rahul Gandhi.
48:32India does not,
48:34allow a monopoly,
48:35in any sector.
48:37And therefore,
48:39even as Satcom,
48:40is concerned,
48:41there is not,
48:42a single,
48:44licensee,
48:45that has been chosen.
48:47Licenses,
48:48have been given,
48:49to everyone,
48:49who wants,
48:50to provide,
48:50these licenses.
48:51And today,
48:52there are,
48:53three licenses,
48:53that are out there.
48:56There is a lot,
48:57of conversation,
48:58about,
48:59a particular party.
49:01But there are,
49:02three parties,
49:03that have got licenses.
49:05There is,
49:05Reliance Jio.
49:07There is,
49:08OneWeb.
49:09And there is,
49:10Starling.
49:12And there are,
49:13there is another party,
49:14that is also interested,
49:16in procuring,
49:17a license.
49:18Now,
49:19that process,
49:19has to be followed,
49:20by that party,
49:21that's Amazon Cooper.
49:23Now,
49:24three parties,
49:25have already,
49:26got a license.
49:28Once,
49:29the,
49:32revenue charges,
49:33system,
49:33is finalized.
49:36Once,
49:36each one,
49:37of these parties,
49:38party A,
49:39B,
49:39and C,
49:40all three,
49:42individually,
49:42based on,
49:44their,
49:45uh,
49:46of milestones,
49:47with regard,
49:48to security concerns,
49:50and prerequisites,
49:52have fulfilled,
49:53the requirements,
49:54then,
49:54obviously,
49:55they can start,
49:56operations.
49:58But,
49:59that,
49:59has to be,
50:00a compliance,
50:01that is done,
50:01by each,
50:02one of them,
50:03individually.
50:03now,
50:04they have,
50:04naturally,
50:06they have,
50:07they have,
50:08now.
50:09Alan Musk,
50:10Alan Musk,
50:31The Jawaharlal Nehru University has dismissed Congress MP and Professor Angmo Chabimol
50:37Akhoi Jam over allegations of sexual harassment. The Bhartia Janata Party has gone all guns blazing
50:44against the Congress Party over this dismissal and the Bhartia Janata Party has said to the
50:48Congress, is this how you smash patriarchy? Rahul Gandhi lectures others on morality, says the BGP.
50:55Why is your voice silent now on your own MP's case? Priyanka Gandhi, if your slogan was truly
51:00about the respect and safety of women, where is that voice today? That's what Simriti Rani has said.