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In an interview, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis discussed the governance challenges in the state, political protests, and the Bharatiya Janata Party's evolving communication outreach. Pointing to the drought caused by El Niño affecting 75 percent of the state's crops as Maharashtra's most pressing challenge, Fadnavis maintained that administration remains under his complete control. Commenting on nationwide student and political agitations, he categorized them into genuine grievances and manufactured protests driven by ultra-leftist designs aiming to demonize constitutional institutions, stating, "This is anarchy." Fadnavis highlighted that democratic governance necessitates engagement with all sections of society, including Gen-Z, emphasizing the critical role of social media platforms like Instagram. Addressing speculation about a potential move to central politics in Delhi, Fadnavis firmly asserted that his current focus remains exclusively on serving Maharashtra, reiterating his dedication to the responsibilities assigned to him by party leadership.
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00:12If I'm not wrong, you have completed 2,650 days as a Chief Minister.
00:19If you don't have a chance to get out of the city of Maharashtra,
00:23this term comes in three numbers,
00:26or you can also go to one number in today's history.
00:29So I want to start with this,
00:31that there is a big challenge in today's history,
00:34when you feel that you are settled in Maharashtra as a Chief Minister,
00:38what is a big challenge in today's history?
00:41Look, I think that the challenges are always kept.
00:47We have a situation in the situation,
00:49and in the situation in the situation in the situation,
00:51there is always a situation in you.
00:54But if you talk about the immediate challenges,
00:57then this year,
01:00L-9,
01:01which has been seen in Maharashtra in Maharashtra,
01:06I believe that it is the biggest challenge.
01:10About 75% of Maharashtra in Maharashtra,
01:15which is our crop,
01:18has become a huge crop loss.
01:22There will also be a difficulty of drinking water,
01:24and also a difficulty of drinking water.
01:27There will also be a difficulty of drinking water.
01:36When you come to Maharashtra in Maharashtra,
01:38it starts to see people in different places.
01:41Like in the first term,
01:44we have seen that there were a large number of Maharashtra protests,
01:48asking for the Maharashtra quota,
01:49and then after that,
01:50you have given your bills,
01:51and the Maharashtra election has taken us.
01:53This time, your term started,
01:54and in the whole country,
01:55there will be a place to make a place,
01:57which is seen in different places.
01:59Tribal students are protesting,
02:00and the MPSC students are protesting.
02:04In Mumbai,
02:05we have seen that
02:05there were different demands
02:06of the CJP protest,
02:08and the first protest.
02:09These all the moments
02:11you are seeing at this time,
02:12which way you are seeing?
02:13Is it because of economic distress?
02:16Is it because of
02:16there is a distress against the government,
02:18that different kinds of students
02:20are protesting against the government?
02:22Look,
02:22I want to emphasize that
02:23in two categories.
02:27Some of the protests are genuine.
02:30There are differences between people,
02:33some of the farmers,
02:35some of the farmers,
02:37some of the students,
02:38and some of the protests are manufactured.
02:42It is such that
02:43if we see this protest design,
02:48for example,
02:49if we do something about the CJP,
02:50if we do something about the CJP,
02:53then the protest of the CJP,
02:54is a protest in our country,
03:00which is a weak opposition.
03:03This weak opposition
03:04has prepared the vacuum
03:06to fill the vacuum.
03:08It is like the people of the CJP.
03:10I am hearing this first of all.
03:12You are saying that
03:13the opposition is weak,
03:13because of the CJP protest.
03:15I am telling you.
03:17There is a design,
03:18and this is an ultra-liftist
03:21of these thoughts.
03:23In which,
03:25the anarchist forces are
03:34regrouped.
03:35In which,
03:37the anarchist forces are
03:45regrouped.
03:46Now,
03:46you know that
03:47people are not going to be
03:48with their ideology.
03:50Now,
03:51you have to fight on issues.
03:52And,
03:53the issues of the fight,
03:54you can never
03:55fight in any
03:56developing economy.
03:57You can fight.
03:59Because,
03:59in the developing economy,
04:01there is no glass
04:01full of water.
04:03So,
04:04the government shows
04:04half the glass.
04:06And,
04:07on the issues,
04:07you can see half the glass.
04:09In this way,
04:10you fight.
04:10And,
04:11the biggest thing is that
04:13I think,
04:15that
04:15look at their design.
04:17Whether it's a Congress,
04:18or a CJP,
04:20all of these people
04:21see all the people
04:22and see all the parties.
04:24They protest.
04:27And,
04:27what is the protest?
04:28So,
04:29the parties have prepared
04:30all the parties.
04:32This is bad.
04:33The RBI is bad.
04:35The election commission is bad.
04:37The Supreme Court is bad.
04:38The CAG is bad.
04:40All the parties are bad.
04:42Now,
04:43this is the design
04:43that,
04:44slowly,
04:45slowly,
04:47to demonize them.
04:49After demonize them,
04:52they say,
04:52see,
04:53all the parties have prepared
04:54the parties.
04:57And,
04:57slowly,
04:58slowly,
04:58these people will
04:59do this thing,
05:01that,
05:01all the parties cannot give you
05:02all the parties.
05:03All the parties,
05:04all the parties,
05:04all the parties,
05:06all the parties,
05:06all the parties.
05:36the parties,
05:37has said a logical thing, then to troll him from one direction. This is exactly their design
05:44that under this country, the anarchist forces and anarchist forces here want to live the ultra-liftist
05:51laws. And now, the hold is held in the CJP and Congress. There is a competition.
05:58But one thing is very important to understand. Because the last time of the protest in Delhi
06:04was there. The government has engaged with them. The government has two big senior
06:08ministries there and talked with them. If they are anarchist forces, then why do they
06:12start the government? Number one. Number two, you say that there is a demand, there is no
06:17logic. But because of the paper leak, the most part of the education minister is, they
06:25asked to ask them. You also have to ask them to ask them. I have to ask them to ask
06:29them
06:29to ask them. I have to ask them to ask them to ask them to ask them to ask them
06:32to ask them.
06:33They are also asking them to ask them to ask them to ask them. And then the question to ask
06:37them
06:37to ask them, is it not logical to ask them to ask them to ask them to ask them to
06:44ask them?
06:57We have also talked about the ultra-leftists, which were also talked about with them.
07:02They also talked about it, because you have to do it in democracy.
07:06In democracy, there is only a problem with the problem.
07:11This doesn't mean that they are aware of their ideology,
07:13or they are aware of what they are doing,
07:15or in which way they have killed people.
07:17That's why we have talked about it.
07:19It's not like that.
07:20But you have to engage with the people,
07:24try to persuade them, try to convince them.
07:27And it doesn't happen.
07:28So there is a constitution,
07:29which the government has given you,
07:31which is the responsibility of you.
07:33It needs to be done.
07:35It's not a question.
07:35It's not a question.
07:37You see,
07:39the paper was leaked.
07:40It was wrong.
07:41There is no doubt about it.
07:43After that, the government has made a decision.
07:47It was transparent.
07:49The result of the decision.
07:51And after the result,
07:53you have to buried on the people in the church,
07:55there is no problem.
07:56It's buried.
07:57You have to demand the limits of your religion.
07:59But the result of the creation there,
08:03the result of the corruption,
08:04the result of the sin of the president,
08:06which was taken away from the ministry,
08:08and which is a reality.
08:12Now it's obvious that
08:132000 people were such as the history sheeters, which are very important in this manner.
08:22So, look, this is what it says, this is NRK.
08:27This is not NRK.
08:29You don't have to do NRK.
08:31But if you collect these kinds of people,
08:34and what kind of production was happening,
08:36what kind of production was happening,
08:38this is NRK.
08:39But then, the undulant work done,
08:41we saw that he was saying,
08:44that he was a soft-hearted man.
08:47He didn't have to do it on us.
08:49He gave us an undulant.
08:50We saw that in Delhi,
08:52there was a lot of anger,
08:54that the charge was done by the police brutality.
08:59Your view is a little different,
09:01and you think that it could be handled better in Delhi.
09:05That is,
09:06that the truth is that if I want to give the Lord to your Lord,
09:13then I would say that the Lord is a good man.
09:15The Lord is a bad man.
09:16The problem is that the Lord is a great man.
09:19The Lord is a great man.
09:19He is not like a man like a man.
09:21It is very common.
09:23That the Lord should not be happy.
09:25You should not be happy.
09:26The Lord should not be happy.
09:27The Lord should not be happy.
09:28The Lord should not be happy.
09:28If the Lord should not be happy,
09:30that the Lord is a good man,
09:34then,
09:35I mean,
09:35sorry to say,
09:37but the Lord should not be happy with that.
09:38Mr. Sahil.
09:40But I can ask this.
09:41What we can see,
09:42we can ask this.
09:43This is true.
09:44That your police
09:45have handled the whole investigation.
09:49There was not a single,
09:51that there was not a single case of
09:52lathi charge.
09:53There was not a single case of
09:55firing,
09:58tear gas,
09:59there is not a single case of that.
10:01No brutality was not coming.
10:02In fact,
10:03Maharashtra was one of the first state,
10:04after the Supreme Court
10:05was the first cases
10:07taken back to Maharashtra.
10:09There were no such cases
10:10in FIR,
10:11which,
10:13you have to criminalize them
10:14or cut them to the police station.
10:17This is also a reality.
10:18That's why we are saying,
10:19that's why we are paying for it.
10:20No, no, see.
10:21Now,
10:22you don't want to pay for that,
10:24I don't do anything.
10:25Look,
10:25if they are paying for the right words,
10:27then,
10:28I would take a happy,
10:29I would take a happy,
10:30take a happy,
10:30and say thank you.
10:32But,
10:33the design of that,
10:34I don't know.
10:35There is a trap.
10:36That's why,
10:37such a happy.
10:40But,
10:41I would like to say this,
10:42normally,
10:43in Maharashtra,
10:45we always have this policy,
10:46that,
10:48wherever you can engage,
10:51and,
10:51until the extreme pressure of the law,
10:54the extreme pressure of the law,
10:59we don't do the work of the law.
11:01But,
11:01sometimes,
11:02you see,
11:04like in Delhi,
11:06that,
11:06if these people go down,
11:08there is no question,
11:10some people go down,
11:11they will break,
11:13it is the country,
11:15it is the police force,
11:17it is the police force,
11:17and,
11:18in the world,
11:18there is a tendency,
11:20that,
11:20how weak a democracy,
11:22this is the weak country,
11:23that,
11:24the people who go down,
11:26and,
11:26in the world,
11:28they will break,
11:29it is not good for the country,
11:31this is the country,
11:33ultimately,
11:34one that is our deterrent in the world,
11:36a special country,
11:38this is the right thing,
11:39this is the right thing,
11:40so,
11:41that,
11:41sometimes,
11:42it is the right thing,
11:43that,
11:43when someone is not prepared,
11:46people take the law in the hands,
11:47who take the law,
11:48which is the right thing,
11:51they have to break the law,
11:54we have to do the law,
11:54again,
11:55the law must be done too,
11:57and that,
11:58we Yochuk always do it with me,
11:59with the law,
12:01we have to do it,
12:01that the law must be done.
12:04but,
12:05among other things,
12:05the government,
12:06that,
12:07that,
12:07they engage,
12:08which,
12:08which,
12:08they have seen him a few times,
12:12that,
12:12in Delhi,
12:13in the community, even if there is a way of engagement with the students or the protesters,
12:17then it can be possible that the way that the protest has taken place, it may not happen.
12:23Look, who engage with this? It's like that.
12:26There is no body.
12:27There is one way that it was faceless, and who were going on it, where were people in control?
12:36Where were they? They were not in control.
12:37There are no people in control.
12:39So, sometimes, this is a situation where there is no leader.
12:45The leader who claims themselves, they are not able to control themselves.
12:50They become the leader.
12:52But people are not coming for their leadership.
12:54Some have come for another cost.
12:56As you saw in the government, people who were taking interviews,
13:01there were some people who had to give their needs,
13:03some people who had to give their needs, some people who had to give their needs,
13:08some people who had to give their needs, some people who had to give their needs.
13:13So, I think that you also need to engage with them.
13:19But when the whole thing happened, there was a situation that happened,
13:24and after that, these elements, which were different from the other parts,
13:28this went to, and then the people who were child's children,
13:30the government engaged them and engaged them.
13:33And they engaged them and got out of their needs.
13:33No, but what is the biggest takeaway of this?
13:36Because I have changed this notice in your case that you have had a chance to live in a while.
13:41You had called a meeting with Mumbai police and stand-up comedians,
13:46which, at one time, Mumbai police did this F.I.R.R. for using obscene languages and whatever they were
13:52in their sections.
13:54You tried to engage with them.
13:56Do you think that this is a lack of engagement in the history of the British people in today's history?
13:59Do you think that this generation of Gen Z is not able to engage with them in their language?
14:07What you think is that it is necessary.
14:09The conversation is necessary.
14:10It is necessary to look at their experience and to look at the situation.
14:14It is necessary to think that this is necessary.
14:17I think that engagement is very necessary.
14:20It is not like that.
14:22But it is necessary that, ultimately, I will tell you one question.
14:28I will tell you that Pradhan Mantri Ji has added one Insta post,
14:35one Insta post, and it has broken all the algorithms.
14:38Do you have Insta?
14:39Yes.
14:40Do you put Reels?
14:41Yes, I will put all the platforms.
14:44You also do the videos and all.
14:46Yes, I do.
14:47I do.
14:47I will tell you that I will tell you that I will tell you that there is a new generation.
14:58And with this new generation, we will have to talk about the language.
15:02We will have to understand them.
15:04And we will have to engage them.
15:06We are doing it.
15:07We will do it.
15:08I will tell you that there is no problem.
15:09And look, those who were in the language of the people,
15:12those who were in language, we will understand them like this.
15:17See, this is a very big generation.
15:20There are many of these people in this generation.
15:22And we really engage with them.
15:25I go and engage with them.
15:25In some work, I go and engage with them.
15:28and I believe that this is the first generation that has been born with 100% of technology.
15:37The millennials have not been born with the whole technology.
15:39They have been born in one way.
15:44But Gen Z is a generation that has been born with 100% of technology and smartphones.
15:51Therefore, its exposure is different.
15:53It is different from anyone from the first generation.
15:57It is different from their global exposure.
15:59It is different from those things.
16:03There are some good things, some bad things.
16:06That's why we have to understand this,
16:08that their thoughts and expectations are different.
16:14So, we have to engage with that.
16:16I think we will do it.
16:18No, because the reason has happened,
16:20that this is not a small problem.
16:21You are talking about one thing.
16:22We are talking about one thing.
16:23But in Bengal,
16:25after winning the victory of Vidhan Saba,
16:26it seems like BJP is invincible.
16:29It seems like BJP is not possible.
16:32It seems like BJP is not possible.
16:33It seems like BJP has changed the environment.
16:36It seems like there has been protests in the country.
16:38There has been protests on different places.
16:39There has been questions.
16:39There has been questions.
16:42There has been questions.
16:43There has been questions.
16:51In the report of the newspaper,
16:52in the past three years,
16:52because in 2019,
16:53we will face the election.
16:55We have to change the party.
16:57You have to change the party.
16:58You are ruling the state with 230 leaders.
17:02If you look at the entire leaders of the alliance.
17:04But today,
17:05the opposition is looking at you.
17:07One way.
17:08In a different way.
17:10You have to change the party.
17:12The first thing is,
17:13that this feeling is changing the atmosphere.
17:19No one doesn't think that there is a truth.
17:21Because today,
17:23the result of the tripooros of the tripooros.
17:25The result of the tripooros.
17:26The result of the tripooros.
17:27No, there is no.
17:28The result of the local body.
17:29And the total tripooros.
17:34The total tripooros.
17:36And the biggest thing is,
17:37I would like to tell you.
17:39The total tripooros.
17:41The total tripooros.
17:42has not been in EVM.
17:43only.
17:44The ballot on the ballot.
17:46And the Council of ballot.
17:47The BJP has attempted the total tripooros.
17:51So,
17:51I would like to tell you.
17:54The people who are showing.
17:56They are saying that they are saying it.
17:58If you understand your country.
18:02Then you will make a mistake.
18:04The country has such a big amount.
18:06That is no one says.
18:06no one is doing anything and who is with BJP and that is the strength of BJP and we are
18:14doing it with him and we are doing it. I am absolutely sure that no party can be static.
18:23You have to change your way. And the most important thing that the Prime Minister
18:29has always said that you have to change your way in the next steps. You need to change your way.
18:40You need to change your way. You need to change your way. You need to change your way from a
18:43new way.
18:45This is always the Prime Minister. Because the politics is very dynamic. The generations change.
18:51You need to engage with them. So you need to change your ways.
18:54You need to change your way. Like today, if we think about it,
18:59you can understand that it was in 2024. In 2024, in 2024, the biggest communication was
19:10that it was on YouTube. And from the YouTubers, those who have made or break the narrative
19:18changed the mainstream. But today, if you look at it, it has 40% traffic on Instagram.
19:29Now, people do not want to see small things. Now, you have to communicate in 45 seconds.
19:35You have to communicate in one minute. Because the whole consumption is now on Instagram.
19:42And you will be posting on Facebook. That is also a good media.
19:4815%, 20% of their share is also. But if you are not present on Instagram, you are not on
19:53social media.
20:22If you are not communicating on Instagram, you are not communicating with the new generation.
20:52The other thing you can tell, you are a communicator. And to be a communicator for any person,
20:54you have to keep adding your mind, say something as an another, they feel that you go upstairs,
21:01you go to Delhi and go to Delhi and then we listen to the news that Hardi Puri has cut
21:05his taxes,
21:05that Burmira Pradhan has cut his finger, that got到了, that's all, that's all,
21:08there is an economic distress. So again, your name is not managed to get on social media,
21:13Instagram or Instagram. What is this? Actually, what is this?
21:17I mean you have been clarified some time, but there are no such things.
21:21There is no hope. There is no hope. There is no hope.
21:24There is no hope. There is no hope. Everything goes on in politics.
21:28But I tell you that my path is very clean.
21:31My path is starting from the road to the road to the road.
21:36This path is completely clear.
21:37That's why I have no doubt about it.
21:39My path is in Delhi.
21:43I have no doubt about it.
21:47And I will stay the same way.
21:49My party wants to work in Malaysia.
21:54My power wants to work in Malaysia.
21:57And I believe that I am going to work in Malaysia.
22:01Why is that? But what is wrong in Delhi?
22:04No, it is not wrong.
22:06No, it is wrong.
22:10But why do you want to send Jabarshi?
22:11Why do you want to send?
22:12If you have time, you will go there too.
22:14This is a strange thing.
22:15No, go now, go now, go tomorrow, go tomorrow, go now,
22:18go now, have your ticket booked.
22:18It happens to be a little bit.
22:20Everything happens to be in my own time.
22:22My time is going to be in Malaysia.
22:25I am doing a lot of things.
22:28My party has a great respect.
22:31My party has a great respect.
22:32My leaders have a great respect.
22:33I will complete them.
22:34Then, when they say the leaders,
22:35they will come to Delhi,
22:37I will go to Delhi.
22:37I always say,
22:38we will go to Delhi,
22:39we will go to Delhi.
22:40And they say,
22:40you need to go to Naakpur,
22:41go to Naakpur.
22:43There is no compulsion
22:45that you have to go to Delhi.
22:46You have made a trajectory.
22:47You have made a trajectory.
22:49You have to go to that direction.
22:51There is no need.
22:52No need.
22:52No need.
22:53And this competition shows you,
22:54that you will get to the government.
22:56After that,
22:57the Aiknaa Chinle also gets to the government.
22:59You go to the association,
23:02that we give money for the drought.
23:06That day,
23:06we saw that Aiknaa Chinle
23:07came to them,
23:08that we have to get to the government.
23:10This competition is going to be
23:11Deputy CM, CM,
23:13former Deputy CM,
23:14now CM,
23:15and other CM.
23:15I don't think that you
23:17see the Aiknaa Chinle
23:19as well as Deputy CM.
23:21It is not a Deputy CM.
23:25Our,
23:26which is a joint party,
23:28a coalition partner,
23:29is a leader.
23:32And this is such a coalition partner,
23:34which comes to our first three coalition partners.
23:38That's why,
23:39as well as here,
23:40it is a Deputy CM.
23:43But in the country,
23:44it is a coalition partner.
23:46And you can see these people
23:47as well as President Mantri Ji.
23:50He also has to get to us.
23:51And he can find them.
23:57And if they have,
24:00he will go to this extreme drought situation,
24:02in order to go to Shivsina.
24:03It is a typical,
24:04in order of Shivsina.
24:05In order of Shivsina.
24:06And if I think that
24:10also something is such a di-faceted matter,
24:11then you can talk to me,
24:13it is not a crime.
24:13It will not be like,
24:14without telling me,
24:14I am in terms of proof as if I have any internal competition, go ahead and see, I am just
24:21able to control Automatic and announcements of citizens Fun queda that much communication
24:26on the administration.
24:28I mean,
24:31when the administration
24:36is administratively
24:37control,
24:38the force doesn't control it.
24:40Administatically control
24:41is all you know.
24:42What is next?
24:43now we are finished
24:44but I am going to ask you
24:46since I have watched
24:48a lot of days
24:48actually on Twitter
24:49and on that
24:50you have written
24:51Raam Sevak,
24:52Kar Sevak
24:53and Maharashtra Sevak.
24:54I mean,
24:54I have not seen it since 3-4 years.
24:57Yes, I have seen it since 3-4 years.
24:59Today, I have seen it since 3-4 years.
25:01This is how it is.
25:03How is the link going on?
25:06First, Ram Sevak, Kaar Sevak and then Maharaj Sevak?
25:09Or how do you see it all together?
25:11Look, how do you say it?
25:13There is no difference from it.
25:15The water is like this, like this, like this, like this, like this.
25:18One thing is that I am a Maharaj Sevak, I am a Ram Sevak, and I am a Kaar Sevak.
25:23Okay, thank you very much.
25:25Chief Minister of Maharashtra,
25:27Neveno Fadnavis as usual.