00:01All right, you know, I'm going to ask my camera person, Sachin, to actually show you.
00:05This is where the procession is coming in towards the Supreme Court.
00:08There are people, we can see, you know, some students also wanting to join in,
00:14but a little wary in terms of at least the kind of violence some of them had faced.
00:18So I'll ask Sachin to pan left and show where a lot of young girls are sitting in,
00:24in, you know, solidarity.
00:26You can see some of the students lining up with the tricolour in hand, in solidarity.
00:32They don't want to be a part of this procession, but some of them who we spoke to say
00:36they are here because they want to be counted for in what they feel
00:41and what their opinion is, is the right thing to do.
00:44It seems now, because there has been, Maraf, you're with me, a bolstering of forces as well.
00:52There have been at least one column of RAF that is moving in.
00:57I think this would possibly be an area of a flashpoint already.
01:02Lots of other workers have also come in from other political parties.
01:09Let's try and getting an opinion where this man who's dressed as a farmer
01:14and speak with him on what he has to say.
01:43So a lot of protests, let's try and get in.
01:45These are, of course, NSUI students, a lot of others who are just lining in.
01:50Are you here of your own volition? Why are you here?
01:53We came because we really want to support this movement
01:55and also we actually want to look forward to what the opposition can bring to the table,
02:00especially in the current situation that we are in.
02:02You've seen the kind of crackdown the last two days.
02:04Aren't you a little wary or scared?
02:07Yeah, but then things are supposed to happen.
02:09Like, despite whatever happened in July, people are still showing up.
02:13So what is the crackdown that they are doing for two days?
02:16Are you a part of any political party?
02:18Not at the moment.
02:19Not at the moment? Where are you from?
02:21I'm from Assam, but I grew up here. I was studying here in Delhi.
02:25So where are you from?
02:26I'm from Jharkhand.
02:27And you've come here, why?
02:29We've come here to, of course, have, to show our support for the opposition as well.
02:35But also for the last two days, I've been at the protests.
02:38I've seen the crackdowns happen.
02:40I've seen how many people have, how students have been brutally suppressed.
02:45And we're hoping more, we're hoping that all sides can come together at some point
02:50and show a united front, like both students, opposition parties, activists, everyone can.
02:56I think that is in the cards.
02:58And I think it's important for the opposition.
02:59Are you a part of any political party?
03:01I am not.
03:01What's your name?
03:03My name is Sagan.
03:04Sagan Sauran.
03:05Thank you for speaking with us.
03:07So like I was pointing out, you know, to our viewers,
03:09while, of course, there is this whole political scene,
03:12and which is very usual of political parties,
03:15Maru, if I can come back to you,
03:17there is also a sense of young students who are coming in,
03:23some with their faces covered, but still holding placards.
03:27Are you with the party?
03:29No, ma'am.
03:29No, you're not with the party?
03:30We are separate.
03:31We are students.
03:32You're students?
03:33Yes, ma'am.
03:34NSUI?
03:35No.
03:35Not even NSUI?
03:36I'm from NIT.
03:36NIT Delhi.
03:38You're from NIT Delhi?
03:39Yes.
03:41I'm also from NIT Delhi.
03:42Why are you here?
03:43I'm here to support Congress and CJP and everyone's party.
03:47Basically, I am against the BJP and RSS,
03:49all these propaganda things.
03:51So you're here in support.
03:52Okay, I want to cut back.
03:53Maria, over to you, Maria.
